that is the to riff the potter family from westhampton, new jersey. >> hello. are you indiana. >> good. >> when jennifer and chad potter had chad jr. he was healthy. at just a few months old, the potters noticed some droopiness in chad's eyes. the diagnosis, a rare disease. >> oh. thanks for the help. >> devastating. it really is. it is bloundness. is hearing impairment. then is failure of so many organs. it affects everything, the liver, the pulmonary fops, the kidneys. >> the syndrome a disorder that affects part of every single cell in the human body. now just mons after the second son was born, they saw it t. that same clicker in maddq's eyes. >> it was couple of months in. i will never forget it. we were in the playroom. they called know come running in. >> that was telltale. >> the halt think baby was all they wanted up the had recessive gene gloat one in the family, that they know of, ever had it. doctors gave them a 25% chance to have a third baby that didn't have syndrome. jr. stated mons before, he could not possibly deal with having a third sick baby

i want to say -- i am from westhampton by the way.we saw earlier when everybody was standing up because of their pre-existing conditions, and i was one that was not able to stand up and right now, i was not able to raise my hand, because my pre-existing condition is muscular dystrophy. and because of it, my mother and family have had to watch my muscles deteriorate over the past 20 years to get to this point. and i imagine you can empathize, being that you lost a daughter to a severe disability, but my question -- i have two persons questions, but they are not in route -- they are not about pre-existing conditions. this goes back to single payer. you say you do not think it is a solution that works because you do not want a bureaucrat running health care. and to me what that sort of says is you are thinking, taken at face value, government is inherently corrupt and not acknowledging the lobbying by corporations, including insurance companies who are lobbying against the interests of the american people. that is number one. i also want

i am was --- from westhampton by the way. earlier when everybody was standing up with racing conditions i was not able to stand up by cannot hold the microphone because my a pre-existing condition is muscular dystrophy we have had to watch my muscles deteriorate for the past 20 years to get to this point. and i imagine you can empathize with a severe disability but actually have to questions but this goes back to single payer. if you say if it is the solution now works running health care and to me that says it is taken at face value in this inherently corrupt not lobbying inc's including insurance companies also with the interests of the american people also the ac a because you and many of your colleagues address importance of repealing the ac delaware that it wasn't too much government but insurance companies that are the problem. >> and washington is there cannot even be a conversation about health care without including insurance companies and that says to meet news side are they're really on? talk about having governmen