or three days. thank you for so much love and support. great news to hear that the first lady is doing better. let me just i want to bring in joining us now to discuss our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta and former walter reed urologist dr. greg bernstein. welcome to both of you. let s put up the statement from the first lady s communication director to just give us more background on what the white house is saying about it, this was released yesterday. melania trump underwent an embowization treatment to treat a benign kidney condition. the procedure was successful and there were no complications. mrs. trump is at walter reed military center and will likely remain there for the duration of the week. the first lady looks forward to a full recovery so she can continue her work on behalf of children everywhere. sanjay, what do we know about what this is, what it s not and her prognosis? well, what we know is that
scheduled in 2014, you might get a sense of how the law might change things if you look at massachusetts. you could do worse. see how things have gone there. take a look. in her mid-20s, jacqueline was working in her parents restaurant. like a lot of people her age, she didn t think she needed health insurance. it was too expensive anyway. it was almost $700 a month. i said i m going to have to go without it. in 2006, governor mitt romney put his name on a health care law. faced with a state requirement to have insurance or face a fine, she signed up. how much did it cost you? no money. you didn t have to pay anything? no. she was worried about a lump in her breast. she could afford testing. she went. they found something frightening. invasive breast cancer. at 27 years old, it doesn t run in your family. your whole life feels like it s crumbling on you. you cry? yeah, you say why me, then get over it and try to move forward in a positive outlook. she wa