Last year, on September 23, a vital part of President Obama's health care reform package went into effect, changing drastically a key aspect of health care in America. Before this date, insurers could, under cover of the law, deny health coverage to our sickest children. Common preexisting conditions such as diabetes or asthma represented a quick out for insurers to deny coverage to the children who needed it most. But on September 23, 2010, that all changed. Under the new federal Affordable Care Act, insurance companies can no longer deny coverage for children -- even those with preexisting...