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Steve Minnick was diagnosed with polio at a young age and has had residual issues ever since. He's now 60 and, in 2006, wanted to retire. He couldn't get Social Security benefits unless he went on disability, something he says he couldn't afford to do. Instead, he moved to Mexico for affordable quality health care.

Ann Nicholson lives in Florida, where she says she struggled to afford health insurance for her 12-year-old son, Tyler. Ann says Florida's limited KidCare Medicaid system gave her no option but to send Tyler to live with relatives in Georgia, where she found more affordable medical care for his blood disorder. Also on the show: teaching art in a communist system where students prize similarity.

A former warden at San Quentin supervised inmate executions until she couldn't take it anymore.

As investigators try to determine what happened to the nineteen firefighters who died near Yarnell, Arizona, we remember the Mann Gulch canyon wall fire of 1949.  Smokejumper Bob Sallee is now the lone survivor of that fire, which burned 4,500 acres in Montana.