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Amy Moreno-Sills loves sustainable farming. It's a passion. A core of her beliefs. The life work of her and her husband, Augustin.

And she faces possibly giving it up to get health insurance.

Augustin 29, and Amy, 37, are both managers for produce farms in Pierce County earning about $60,000 annually as a couple, an income that just dropped significantly with the recent brth of their second child, Hector. With a 4-year-old daughter Gabriela, Amy had to switch to a part-time administrative job at Terry's Berry Farm cutting more than $15,000 from the couple's annual income..

So far, the family has lived on the edge of having adequate health insurance. In fact, maybe beyond the edge.

Neither parent has health insurance. Particularly withday-care costs taking up a lot of their income, they can't afford it. "It's super-pricey. What are we gonna have to give up to have health insurance?" Amy said recently.

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