New Mexico Problems

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In a place where money is a problem, people have no other options but to stay away from debt. Unfortunately, their health is at risk. I think this dilemma is not only happening in New Mexico, it is all over the world. People with limited financial support, they will think of other ways to keep their life healthy. There are also other reasons on people's reluctance to seek medical attention, but like the article stated, it is mostly due to the cost of health care or paying the doctor. I remember when I was young, I get sick a lot because of the poor housing condition where we lived. My mother will always find a cheaper hospital because we did not have any money to pay for the hospital bills. There was an instances where my grandmother boiled

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