Dying mother takes hard health questions to Presidential candidates

Kathy Stangl, a woman who was supposed to die last April according to her doctors, is still alive and well -- and she wants to know what the next President is going to do about the state of health care in the U.S.

Strangl says "I want to see what they said about health care, what they said about research." This is a question every single American should be asking of those Presidential hopefuls currently crossing the nation on the campaign trail, hearing things from citizens and blowing smoke in the opposite direction.

Instead of waiting on her days to end, Strangl has attended more than 70 campaign events and has directly questioned two potential candidates. If most of the U.S. is to continue its high-stress, overweight, no-exercise state of affairs, we'll all need health care one day soon. Is that how you are going to vote for the next President?