ms. henriksen, ms. meister, hatcher insurance given you more bells and whistles as you've seen these increases? mr. arles, yours would've 74% the last two years. ms. henriksen, icu increased about $31,000 before you even start tapping into anything. ms. meister, you're just trying to keep the drugs that will keep you breathing. had using increases and benefits as these prices have gone up? >> no, less benefits. >> yes, also less from a. last year in fact when my rates were raised 26%, anthem also increased my prescription drug co-pay for both brand name and generic. >> ms. edwards and? >> no, i haven't, and sometimes when i open my statement from them after going to a doctor or something i'm shocked that they didn't cover that. you know, it's things like that, but i haven't calculated exactly the change. >> you mentioned your son that had the heart issue there. is there any length -- how long will they continue to hold this like a preexisting condition like you mentioned -- >> probably the rest of his l

ms. henriksen? >> yes. e that it's free enterprise i guess, and you are allowed the privilege of shopping for almost anything else. why shouldn't it be insurance, too. >> ms. meister? >> we are penalized for individuals having individual plans. >> and you know, ms. meister, i want to ask you about something because you said you thought it was a good idea if the extended medicare don't age 55, and with every passing year that the idea sounds better to me, too. what were you aware of those proposals just didn't say we are going to pay for people to have medicare, the option to have to body in? and you would be willing to buy into medicare is what you're saying. >> absolutely. >> i just wanted to clarify that. i want to export one more thing with three of you because i think that there has been some miscommunication about insurance companies selling insurance across state lines. were you aware right now insurance companies can sell insurance companies across the state lines but if they do that they have to comp