After a suicide attempt, doctors said Jonathan was "too unstable to function outside of a hospital" and recommended long-term residential care. Five days later, his insurance company denied treatment—claiming it wasn't "medically necessary." When the insurer suggested he go home to see a local therapist instead, his mother said: "If my son comes home now, he will end his life and the blood will be on your hands." The family took a high-interest loan, sold belongings, and stopped their daughter's tuition payments to pay out of pocket. Today, Jonathan is healthy, back in high school, and thriving. No family should face this choice to save their child's life. Stories like Jonathan's helped @IAmInseparable pass insurance reforms in Illinois, Colorado, Washington, and more states. But thousands more families face the same impossible choice right now. Inseparable is fighting to stop insurance companies from getting between families and the doctors who know what their loved ones need. Join the movement. Share Jonathan's story. Tell your representatives that insurance companies must be held accountable. 🎥 Watch the full story here: insact.us/4nfWzCV NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas NBC News Kate Snow