For months now senior citizens have been denied access to friends and family, and we’ve been forced to endure testing when we weren’t sick. All in the name of COVID-19. If you are a senior citizen, a friend or a family member join this petition to restore the rights of senior citizens. To paraphrase Ms. Norma Hicks of Texas “I don’t know how long I have but God knows I don’t want to waste my remaining time in “jail”. I want to see my family and my friends.” Bureaucrats have stolen the rights and independence of our senior citizens. Add you name now to call for the restoration of the rights of senior citizens!
The momentum is undeniable. Families deserve their time back.
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Candace D
6 years ago
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Mrs. Hicks has an excellent point! Our seniors are to be respected and taken care of... we cannot tend to them if they’re locked away and kept from us... release them!
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Jo Hoeppner
6 years ago
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There are plenty of ways that care centers could make it possible for families to visit their loved ones and minimize the risks to them and others. It should be up to each individual to decide.
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Betty Hart
6 years ago
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They need to have their lives restored before it’s too late. Depression kills the spirit and causes more lasting pain than younger people can comprehend. Help our seniors.
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Billy Coleman
6 years ago
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Seniors should be able to see who they want to. Family should have been able to visit or pickup their loved ones after the first month of the lock down.
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Paulette Harris
6 years ago
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All behind this petition. Our 101year old Mother is desperate for us to come see her, give her a hug and show her we have not forgotten her!
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Rhonda Jordan
6 years ago
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Our mother has been locked in a memory care home since this started. We took her there after caring for her as long as we could until she ‘wandered’ and broke her arm Labor Day 2019. When we took her to show her around, her crying words were ‘y’all are going to leave me here and forget about me! Imagine how she feels now and if she even remembers us. She is 101 and healthy as a horse. It is our right to visit her.
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Duane L
6 years ago
Please allow this fine lady to live out her remaining life freely.
For months now senior citizens have been denied access to friends and family, and we’ve been forced to endure testing when we weren’t sick. All in the name of COVID-19. If you are a senior citizen, a friend or a family member join this petition to restore the rights of senior citizens. To paraphrase Ms. Norma Hicks of Texas “I don’t know how long I have but God knows I don’t want to waste my remaining time in “jail”. I want to see my family and my friends.” Bureaucrats have stolen the rights and independence of our senior citizens. Add you name now to call for the restoration of the rights of senior citizens!
The momentum is undeniable. Families deserve their time back.
21 Comments
C
Candace D
6 years ago
Featured
Mrs. Hicks has an excellent point! Our seniors are to be respected and taken care of... we cannot tend to them if they’re locked away and kept from us... release them!
J
Jo Hoeppner
6 years ago
Featured
There are plenty of ways that care centers could make it possible for families to visit their loved ones and minimize the risks to them and others. It should be up to each individual to decide.
B
Betty Hart
6 years ago
Featured
They need to have their lives restored before it’s too late. Depression kills the spirit and causes more lasting pain than younger people can comprehend. Help our seniors.
B
Billy Coleman
6 years ago
Featured
Seniors should be able to see who they want to. Family should have been able to visit or pickup their loved ones after the first month of the lock down.
P
Paulette Harris
6 years ago
Featured
All behind this petition. Our 101year old Mother is desperate for us to come see her, give her a hug and show her we have not forgotten her!
R
Rhonda Jordan
6 years ago
Featured
Our mother has been locked in a memory care home since this started. We took her there after caring for her as long as we could until she ‘wandered’ and broke her arm Labor Day 2019. When we took her to show her around, her crying words were ‘y’all are going to leave me here and forget about me! Imagine how she feels now and if she even remembers us. She is 101 and healthy as a horse. It is our right to visit her.
D
Duane L
6 years ago
Please allow this fine lady to live out her remaining life freely.
Mrs. Hicks has an excellent point! Our seniors are to be respected and taken care of... we cannot tend to them if they’re locked away and kept from us... release them!