Ask HN: 23andMe has my data, am I screwed?

I'm quite concerned about 23andme. I deleted my account a year ago, but deep in their privacy statements they say they must retain data due to regulatory obligations. I've exchanged multiple emails with them asking what it means. I'll post their response below. Am I / are we... up a creek with no recourse?

  "Thank you for your reply. Your inquiry has recently been 
  escalated to me for review. Please note that once you 
  confirm your request to delete your account, we will 
  delete your data from our systems within 30 days, unless 
  we are required by law or regulation to maintain limited 
  data for a given timeframe, as described in our Privacy 
  Statement.
  
  For example, archival files of information needed to   
  satisfy state and federal legal requirements are retained, 
  such as those set by the U.S. Federal Clinical Laboratory 
  Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA) and College of 
  American Pathologists accreditation requirements.
  
  Your de-identified Genetic Information and a randomized 
  identifier are retained on secure servers as required by 
  law and any biobanked samples are discarded. The Genetic 
  Information is not accessed, used, or disclosed for any 
  purpose other than as needed to comply with the 
  requirements referenced above.

  It is important to understand that the retained 
  information is distinct from the genotyped data available 
  within your account and is stripped from registration 
  information. This data has not been processed by our 
  interpretation software to produce your individual-level 
  genotyped data (in your account).

  If you participated in telehealth services coordinated 
  through your 23andMe account, your Medical Record will be 
  retained in accordance with applicable law and is subject 
  to the Medical Record Privacy Notice.
  
  You can read more about these retention requirements in 
  the Privacy Statement."