Dillion Swindle of Oxford had just gotten his dream promotion and relocated to Louisiana when COVID-19 smacked the nation in 2020.
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Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney has secured crucial support from Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi, the largest health insurer in the state, to continue covering telehealth visits at the same rate as in-person visits.
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Postpartum depression left Julie Seawright of Tupelo crying hysterically in her bathtub after the birth of her first child.
She turned to her state-employee insurance plan to cover out-patient treatment to see her through the crisis.
She was out of luck.
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Sometimes acclaimed poet C. T. Salazar of Columbus marvels, “Oh, good Lord, what a great life I have.”
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Jen Cornett of Brandon goes for grief counseling to recover from the sudden death of her boyfriend in November.
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Magdalin Fulce used to take three different prescription medications for anxiety and depression.
She doesn’t take any now, not because she doesn’t need it, but because she can’t afford it.
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University of Mississippi student Johnny Douglas of Oxford was worried that his therapy for depression and anxiety might stop in its tracks when the COVID-19 pandemic started.
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Cortney Hood of Tupelo knows the coronavirus pandemic is rattling her. She can see it in her daily routine.
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I went to spring break for a long weekend in Memphis the second weekend in March, and when I came back, the world had exploded.
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