Brad Hanson was working as a high-level staffer for a Minnesota senator when he was diagnosed with a serious heart defect that required surgery.
Until the time of his diagnosis in July 2002, Hanson says his boss, U.S. Sen. Mark Dayton, often praised his work, which included creating and managing a health care help line for constituents. In fact, Hanson says that Dayton was so impressed with his efforts that the Democratic senator gave him a hefty pay raise during his two-year stint on the staff.
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