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Lori's Law

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Anonymous
4 years ago

As an engaged, disabled, 33-year-old woman, on SSDI this is nauseating and freaking WRONG!!!! But after dealing with SSDI and Medicare this last year, I was introduced to what a total sh** show they are and how much updating they NEED to do!! I sure hope this gets the signatures needed! Best of luck to the happy couple!

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April Lacy
4 years ago

Long over due

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Anonymous
4 years ago

The disabled deserve love too.

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Kailix kuhn
4 years ago

This is so important. This is a huge issue with our society that prevents disabled people from living their life and its so messed up.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This is immoral and based on the concept of ignorance. It is not moral to cut off help for a disabled adult simply because one is in love, additionally as disabled people struggle with love and being loved more than most in the population. We can't rely on outdated gender norms to expect a spouse to financially cover for the disabled spouse, that is not in consideration of the spouse and it is not 1950 anymore.

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Chinanu Okoli
4 years ago

Disabled folks should have the right to marry whomever they choose without fear of losing their benefits, something they rely on every day.

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Dennis Lange
4 years ago

This must be changed!! Like yesterday.

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Tricia Cumber
4 years ago

This is outrageous

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Paula Zeeman
4 years ago

I can’t believe that this law still exists.

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Mary Mihal
4 years ago

My husband and I faced this situation because he was disabled and I filed for disability due to injuries/illnesses. He died in an accident two days before I was to receive SSI. The law as it stands is outrageous and discriminatory. "Marry within your same class" is exactly what they're saying to us. Good luck and hope you (we) win.

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Allen Hurt
4 years ago

Both myself and spouse are disabled. I was getting SSDI when I got married. Now that my wife is disabled and approved for SSDI, she is being penalized because of my benefits. It is wrong to do people this way when we as disabled persons need our money just like anyone else to survive. I'm with you Lori..

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Damaris
4 years ago

People should be allowed to marry who they want without being worried about what they can loose.

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Paige Webb
4 years ago

Injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. Disabled rights are human rights. If we can afford money for endless military spending, bipartisan corruption, outrageous healthcare costs, and bailouts/tax cuts for the ultra wealthy, i think we have some wiggle room for ending this barbarism.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Terrible law that affects many.

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Teresa Gregg
4 years ago

I support you girl......this law needs to be changed.....taking from the disabled seems almost cruel....

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Jesse Flick
4 years ago

I am disabled aswell and would like to get married someday. But will not be able to unless this is changed.

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Tiana Stauffer
4 years ago

I'm disabled. I want to be able to marry someday.

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Shawn Floody
4 years ago

I have been seeing a girl on disability as well and came across this issue I was unaware of. I do believe change is needed and randomly found this so here’s my support!

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Vanessa Grande
4 years ago

I’m disabled and this would greatly benefit me

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Donna Grande
4 years ago

This is sorely needed!