Joanna Robinson

I didn't have any moments that I really bumped on the way that I did.

Same.

Last week, it all felt just a bit smoother to me.

But I hear what you're saying.

I guess the only way, the place that I would push back on that is the Diaz family, right?

Orlando Diaz, his wife, Lori, and their daughter.

That's a good point.

And the insurance case here that we have.

We have Lori Diaz who comes in, you know,

This case has been percolating for a couple episodes now.

We've got the full family here now.

Lori comes in having not been able to, you know, get the bus that she needs to get there.

She's wearing her work shirt and we get this conversation between Noel Hastings and Samira.

Samira already knows this, but it's for the benefit of us at home.

Why can these people who have multiple jobs not afford health care?

Here's the very specific crack that they fall into inside of this very flawed system of why they can't have the coverage they need for this.

And how can we figure out a way through the system?

This is something I'm going to be really interested to track.

What can Nurse Hastings do?

What can Samira do?