Rose Robinson opens up about Life in Pasadena, Her Father's Legacy, and Overcoming Cancer through Obamacare

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Rose Robinson, youngest daughter of Olympian & Silver Medalist Mack Robinson, opens up about Life in Pasadena, Her Father's Legacy, and Overcoming Cancer through Obamacare.

Rose was going to have her tonsils removed when she received news that she had cancer. Shortly after receiving Obamacare, her insurance covered treatment. And through her recovery, Rose wrote a beautiful song to President Barack Obama thanking him for blessing her with Obamacare and giving her a 2nd chance at life.

Rose wrote a letter to President Obama and he responded with a message of encouragement. Rose is now looking to shop her song around and share the inspiration she's received with other cancer patients.

Listen to the exclusive interview to hear her compelling story and beautiful song entitled "Thank You President Obama". Follow Rose on Instagram to keep up with her latest updates.

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