Hey there, I'm Dan Weissman, I'm a radio reporter.

Last fall, I launched a show about the cost of healthcare called an arm and a leg.

And right away, stories started coming in, dozens of them every week, from doctors, from

CFOs, from freelancers, from parents, parents to B, young adults with aging parents, and

a lot of people from other countries, gloating.

As a reporter, I love these kinds of stories.

For one thing, they're intimate and immediate.

We're talking about our bodies here and our pocketbooks, at their most vulnerable.

And every single one of them opens up questions about one of the biggest, most complicated,

most frustrating and, for a lot of us, most terrifying issues in American life.

Which I get to run down.

One thing I've said from the beginning, I am never going to run out of material for

this show.

And that's definitely checking out.

So, here comes season two.

I don't know which was worse, the pain or the fear of what is this going to cost me.

But it was a pretty, pretty gnarly situation.

I called 911.

I called 911.

He called 911 and my first thing was we don't have health insurance, don't do anything.

We just got in the car as we're walking out of the house.

The fire truck and ambulance are pulling up to the front of our house.

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