Kirsten Grady’s mom lost her insurance, and then her ability to walk.
Grady’s mom was one of thousands who fell through the cracks after losing Medicaid coverage for just a single month. Now, under Republican-led budget cuts, those cracks could soon get even wider and kick millions off of their healthcare.
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