<prompt> Human: Hey guys, Im posting this on behalf of my girlfriend25 and I26 Im looking what to do and where to turn. Last summer my gf had a biopsy of a cyst on her ovary and little under a month ago she went to the ER and advised to see a specialist as she may have ovarian cancer and at risk of it spreading to her surrounding organs. Ive already sought the medical forums so I know what type of doctors to look for and what the procedures entail. But I dont know what to do since she officially runs out of medical insurance at the end of the month. She applied for a state plan, but they require you be employeed 20hrs a week and offer paystubs. She has worked under the table jobs for the last year because the state we live in has a bad economy, so shes not covered from what weve read for charity care for medical assistence. She is physically struggling to get to work and in the mean time, Ive paid for her copays and appointment costs to see specialists, get a biopsy and have paid around 800 so far. I have a steady day time job that pays well for the area 18hr for thirtyish hours, Ive already been applying for side jobs to offset expected costs. I guess I dont know what to do once it comes to financially paying for treatment, which seems to be a full hysterectomy and IR radiation treatment which seems time intensive. She has no saving fund or CC and Im lucky to have a floating 500 balance after Ive been paying for my own rent,bills,food and paying for her copaysvisits. I can definitely trim back my budget to the bones and have a floating 700mo.We had a conversation earlier this evening about what to do: I can keep working and funneling as much money as i can towards treatment. Eventually go into debt by paying for treatment on my CC, I have a 60k limit. Im willing to move to a place with a better economy to keep paying for this, I know I can get a higher paying job in the same field out west where I lived and worked before. She feels shed be too weak to move and would hate to have to restart the medical journey, but if necessary she would move. Reading how intense the radiation treatment is, it seems time intensive for 6-8 weeks. Id prefer my GF not working obviously as stress impacts recovery. What or where should I look into? What path should I look down to see what can be done for her.edit- heading to bed guys Ill be sure to reply in the morning! Thank you all for responding  <response>: This is open enrollment for health insurance plans. She cant be denied or charged more for pre-existing conditions. 