900,000 — the number of Ohioans who are at risk of losing coverage under the newly-passed House Republican healthcare plan.

200,000 — the number of Ohioans currently receiving care for opioid addictions who could lose coverage.

150 — the number of people we need to take action today. And it starts with you carmen.

The ACA repeal plan comes to the Senate next. We have to show that we’re going to fight to keep it from reaching President Trump’s desk.

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I have another number for you — 90. Pre-existing conditions, that is.

AIDS/HIV Acid reflux Acne ADD Addiction Alzheimer’s Anemia Aneurysm Angioplasty Anorexia Anxiety Arrhythmia Arthritis Asthma Atrial fibrillation Autism Bariatric surgery Basal cell carcinoma Bipolar disorder Blood clot Breast cancer Bulimia Bypass surgery

Celiac disease Cerebral aneurysm Cerebral palsy Cerebral thrombosis Cervical cancer Colon cancer Colon polyps Congestive heart failure COPD Crohn’s disease Cystic fibrosis Cerebral embolism Depression Diabetes Disabilities DMD Down syndrome Eating disorder Enlarged prostate Epilepsy Glaucoma Gout

Heart disease Heart murmur Heartburn Hemophilia Hepatitis C Herpes High cholesterol Hypertension Hysterectomy Kidney disease Kidney stones Kidney transplant Leukemia Lung cancer Lupus Lymphoma Mental health issues Migraines MS Muscular dystrophy Narcolepsy Nasal polyps

Obesity OCD Organ transplant Osteoporosis Pacemaker Panic disorder Paralysis Paraplegia Parkinson’s disease Pregnancy Restless leg syndrome Schizophrenia Seizures Sickle cell disease Skin cancer Sleep apnea Sleep disorders Stent Stroke Thyroid issues Tooth disease Tuberculosis Ulcers

Do you have or know anyone who has one of these?

These are just some of the pre-existing conditions insurance companies could discriminate against. The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates roughly 28 percent of non-elderly Ohioans had pre-existing conditions covered under the Affordable Care Act in 2015.

That’s over 1.9 MILLION people in Ohio alone who stand to see their premiums soar because of conditions for which they desperately need care.

Republicans think passing their ACA repeal is a win — but the truth is, it’s a huge loss for all Americans. Let’s make sure we have the resources to continue fighting this plan as it goes along.

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Thank you,

Sherrod