Deanna

Hello, and thank you, Myles Tetch, and thank you for your time, governors. My name is Deanna from U.S. House, Minnesota District 7, Moorhead. Please, I have a question for Governor Walz. I'm a disabled single mom. My 13-year-old son is on the spectrum and has epilepsy. Matter of fact, he has specialist appointments at Gillette on the 30th. He needs his Medicaid.

I need my Medicare Part D and secondary MNsure coverage. With these essential programs on the chopping block to budget for and fund the tax cuts for the wealthy, does Minnesota have any contingency plans for those of us who need our Medicaid? I welcome responses from the other governors for their states as well. Thank you.

Yes.

My name is Deanna. About a year ago, I moved out of my apartment from my parents' house. I'm in my own place, my own city. I'm 24 with a job, and it's my first time really being on my own. The first couple of relationships I experienced throughout my teens and early 20s were really, really difficult, toxic relationships. They were not good for me.

So as soon as I moved to this new apartment a year ago, I met my neighbor. He's a really nice guy. And now here we are 12 months later, we've been dating for about seven months now. It's the healthiest relationship I have ever been in. And It's just, it's so easy and effortless and we have so much fun together.

However, there's definitely been some issues when it comes to boundaries as we are neighbors and our front doors are literally three feet apart from each other. I was wondering if you guys had any tips on boundaries in a relationship like this when it's your first healthy and enjoyable and really, really fun relationship in a long time, it

hard to kind of make the time and space for the things that are important to you individually and just making sure you're paying attention to yourself, taking care of yourself just as much as you would if you weren't in that relationship.

No.

I don't approve. What are you talking about? I just think farts are a little disrespectful.

I have to be fair across the board because I always yell at Annie for farting.