We all know that the prices of everything are going up, including health-care costs. No one ever wants to receive bad news from their doctor or need expensive medications, but this scenario is all too real for many Ohioans living with cancer, like me.

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I was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia for the first time at 4 years old and relapsed in 2021 at 27. I can tell you fighting cancer, especially as a young adult, is hard enough without having to worry about how to pay for it. With out-of-pocket health-care costs on the rise, some Ohioans cannot access life-saving treatments and medications recommended by their providers. Far too many individuals, such as myself, have been forced to drain their savings to pay for treatment, while others have had to choose b

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