Misconceptions About Medicaid, What It's Like To Have Dementia, Finding Miracles For Hopeless Diagnoses WITH guest host Mary Harris!

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jul 24, 2017

The Washington Post's Michelle Singletary and George Washington University's Erin Brantley debunk myths about Medicaid. Leah Carroll searches for her mother's killer. Gerda Saunders shares her experiences with oncoming dementia. Susannah Meadows tells the stories of those who persevered over tough medical odds.

This episode of the Leonard Lopate Show is guest hosted by Marry Harris.

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