The Service Employees International Union, or SEIU, started a "Change that Works" project, where stories from Nebraskans across the state who want health care reform are posted on YouTube.

"With our 24/7 project which means we are having videos every hour, on the hour for 24 hours straight," said Jane Fleming Kleeb, State Director of the SEIU's Change That Works Project. "We hope to accomplish that Nebraskans want health care reform now, that the status quo of our leaders essentially just being place holders on this issue has got to end."

The stories showcased on YouTube have Nebraskans across the state sharing what it is like to live without health insurance, their struggle to afford health insurance, or living with the fear of losing it.

"When Nebraskans are telling their story, health care comes alive," said Kleeb. "Health Care reform then becomes something more than just a piece of paper, it becomes something more than just a bill, it becomes Nebraskans. And when our Senators, Nelson and Johanns, are voting on health care reform, we want them to remember these stories."

Kleeb also says the goal is to get every Nebraskan covered.

"When we think about health care reform, our organization hopes that every man, woman, and child is covered and we really don't care how we get there, whether it's all private insurance, whether it's a combination of public and private, we just all Nebraskans to be covered."

To see these testimonies, click on the link below.