As a working mom, one of the first people I get to know in a company is the Human Resources professional who handles health benefits. So far, none of them has run the other way.  But it's quite telling when you receive two insurance cards because the names of covered dependents don't fit on one. Tonight I am in Washington surrounded by 50 or so families who for one reason or another have found themselves thrown into health crisis with their children and needed the specialists at children's hospitals to help keep their children alive. These families have come to The Capital to tell senators, representatives and their staffs how much insurance and good pediatric care means to the health of all Americans. (Read Aimee Ossman's blog)  Join us in telling your reps that we all need care. Our insurance needs should not be dependent on our employment.  We should not worry if we are unemployed, if our children wil be covered.  We should not worry that an opportunity to work in another state may endanger our health care coverage.  There is something inherently wrong with the system.  It is broken.  We belivee we may have an advocate in President Obama but without the backing of Congress legislation will not go through. It's time to Speak Now for Kids in Health Reform. Take a minute and be an advocate.  Without healthy children, we cannot have a healthy nation.