In less than 48 hours, million of Americans are at risk of missing out on their SNAP benefits as the federal government shutdown drags on.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said about 13% of Michigan households receive the supplemental benefits, which help them pay for groceries.

Anna Blasdel, a senior in her late 60s, said the social security she receives isn't enough to cover her grocery bill.

So every month, she depends on SNAP benefits to supplement her purchases.

"I don't get a whole lot of money every month from SNAP benefits, but what I do get really, really helps me a lot, Blasdel told 7 News Detroit.

The Monroe County resident responded to a post on 7 News Detroits social media.

She said her jaw just about dropped when she received a message through her SN

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