A throwback to when you were invincible

Joe -- I'm going to share a secret with you: Sometimes I wore a cape when I was a kid. It's true. Putting that cape on made me feel like a real superhero. Invincible! That's a feeling I hope some people can relate to -- at one point in your life you probably were pretty sure you were invincible. But the truth is -- we're not. Things happen (for me, it was a knee injury) -- and that's why it's so important to have health insurance. Time is running out to get covered this year, and we're doing something a little different today to help spread the word, and I'm hoping you can help. Every Thursday on Twitter, folks celebrate Throwback Thursday, or #TBT, where we all post pictures from childhood, or sometimes, just last week. The only rule is that it's from the past. For this Throwback Thursday, we're asking everyone to share a photo of when you were INVINCIBLE. Maybe it's a photo of you dressed up like a superhero on Halloween or flexing your kid muscles for the camera. Maybe you're just wearing a cape. Tweet it out -- and let folks know why it's important to get covered now that you know you're no longer invincible. Use the hashtags #TBT and #GetCovered to be part of the conversation. Don't have a superhero photo? No problem -- any old photo where you're doing something remotely superhero-like works, too. Get creative with it. If you need some ideas for what to say, or just want to spread the word without a photo, we put together some helpful suggestions you can use for inspiration. Get tweeting: http://my.barackobama.com/TBT-For-Health-Care Just 18 days left to get covered -- thanks, and happy #TBT, Erin Erin Hannigan Health Care Campaign Manager Organizing for Action

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