I have just one question for Julie Slack, who stated she "deserves" health-care coverage (Readers' Forum, Sept. 24). Who or what is going to pay for your coverage? Me and my taxes?
I'm a recent widow in her 50s who no longer has a husband's income to share. I've had to sell my house and move into a smaller one. I've made sure I have a job that offers health care coverage. It's not right that anyone should expect my taxes to pay for their health coverage.
Cyndy McMullin
Riverton
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