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We want YOU to be a Little Lobbyists voter! We’re down to the last big race of 2022, the Senate run-off in Georgia, but we’ll be gearing up soon enough for 2024. So take our pledge to vote for candidates who will protect and expand the rights of
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Our children with complex medical needs and disabilities will grow up to become adults with disabilities, so it’s important that we, as Little Lobbyists families, listen to disabled adults. Those of us who are parents may not have experienced life with a disability until our child did—who better
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We want YOU to be a Little Lobbyists voter! Take our pledge to vote for candidates who will protect and expand the rights of children with complex medical needs and disabilities. We have to elect more candidates into office who share our belief in equity, accessibility, and inclusion to remove
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We want YOU to be a Little Lobbyists voter! Take our pledge to vote for candidates who will protect and expand the rights of children with complex medical needs and disabilities. We have to elect more candidates into office who share our belief in equity, accessibility, and inclusion to remove
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We want YOU to be a Little Lobbyists voter! Take our pledge to vote for candidates who will protect and expand the rights of children with complex medical needs and disabilities. We have to elect more candidates into office who share our belief in equity, accessibility, and inclusion to remove
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We want YOU to be a Little Lobbyists voter! Take our pledge to vote for candidates who will protect and expand the rights of children with complex medical needs and disabilities. We have to elect more candidates into office who share our belief in equity, accessibility, and inclusion to remove
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My son Rob is a 25-year-old artist and activist. He’s survived and thrived in his community because he has had access to enteral (or “tube”) feeding for all of his nutrition, hydration, and medication needs since the age of two. Tube feeding isn’t shameful; it’s just another
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“Hey there”, my email to our enteral supplier began in as friendly a tone as I could muster, “We received my son’s tube-feeding supplies and after his home health aide went to hang one of the bags, she realized that the wrong feeding bags were sent. We usually get
I’ve had some reasons for optimism about the pandemic, including the development of vaccines and treatments, but my community is still in danger, and it seems that nondisabled folks care less and less. I can remember the early days of the pandemic, thinking that nondisabled people might finally understand
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Adulthood is a challenging time for most young adults and their families. For adults with disabilities and their parents, it’s extra challenging. As an adult with Cerebral Palsy, adulthood has been more challenging than I’d imagined. Luckily, my parents have been supportive. I am lucky to have a
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Rob Stone is an active member of Little Lobbyists. Rob’s goals upon leaving high school were to become a health care and disability rights advocate, and an artist with his own art website. Rob has a rare disease, dystonia 16. Due its complications, Rob uses a wheelchair to get
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In 2017, Elena Hung and Michelle Morrison, parents of children with complex medical needs and disabilities (Xiomara and Timmy), were worried about the future of health care, given the frightening rumblings out of Washington DC. The two sat down at a kitchen table and put their heads together: How could