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Fighting for Time: An Extended Interview
Bob Iritano knows he is going to die. He just wants a little more time. Time with his wife, and his family.
Bob has a terminal form of cancer. Still, his doctor said there is a procedure that could slow the cancer down, and prolong his life.
Just one problem. His insurance company said they wouldn't pay for the treatment.
This week, on SoCal Connected, we'll meet Bob Iritano and his family, and find out more about this story, which illustrates just how powerful health insurance companies can be in matters involving life. And death.
Here's an extended interview with Bob and his wife Karen.
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