> 2b. Continuity of coverage may itself be at risk with pre-existing conditions returning to the political debate. This reminds me, when I was in college I had

> 2b. Continuity of coverage may itself be at risk with pre-existing conditions returning to the political debate. This reminds me, when I was in college I had a pretty bad accident, but I had some college provided health care plan my parents paid for that covered it. Even after being employed and having employer health care, I kept renewing it incase I had a longer term issue related to the accident that my new insurance wouldn't cover due to it being pre-existing. In particular, I had to get a rod inserted into my leg, and thought if I had a problem with it down the line, it might get denied by my new insurer.