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Lori's Law

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april M martin
5 years ago

It's unfair and unjustified for people who want to get married and can't because all of their benefits will get cut

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Jason Watkins
5 years ago

This is discrimination

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Vera Watkins
5 years ago

This is wrong of the SSA to do.

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Chereese Ferreira
5 years ago

That is so unfair and wrong. This needs fixed now! I'm all for #LorisLaw

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Bridget Oliphant
5 years ago

Praying that you get all of the signatures you need to get this passed and that you two can finally get married

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Frank vaca
5 years ago

Let us marry without worry

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Change the rules for healthcare entitlements and let this couple follow their dream to be married.

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Stacey Fields
5 years ago

Signing because this is not right!

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Tanny Martin
5 years ago

I know others in this situation, it is inhumane and unfair.

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Desiree Nelson
5 years ago

This is malfeasance and it's foul. I hope this unjust law is repealed. Americans pay enough in taxes to never have to worry about homelessness or hunger, and yet, millions face exactly that in this country. If federal agencies would simply be more responsible in their fiduciary duties and stop mismanaging America's tax dollars, we wouldn't have half the problems we do. Taking from the sick and vulnerable while simultaneously barring marriage for the disabled via the threat of ruin and death (loss of health insurance) is simply shameful. Shame on the Social Security Administration.

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NGUYET VU
5 years ago

the benefits of disable person should not be affected by marriage.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Because your disability should Never infringe on love and marriage

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Anonymous
5 years ago

People on Ssi and ssdi need to have marriage equality with out being penalized.

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Mary Wright
5 years ago

I agree this is not right, I have a son who is visionly disabled and also diabetic. He depends on other people for daily help and for transportation. He draws off of me and depends on me for help and transportation. He wants to get marry, if he is able to get married then his wife will be the one to help him. To force him to not marry so he can keep getting ssdi, would go again his his beliefs and rights.

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Joan Downs
5 years ago

I am a published freelance writer working on an article about this. If you are willing to be quoted, please email me at [email protected] Thank you!

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Olivia Deangelis
5 years ago

I have Autism And love to get married but I don’t wanna lose my benefits

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Kathy Megar-Kestner
5 years ago Featured

this is so wrong. My daughter falls in this category and cannot marry her fiancé because of it. He is her main care provider and cannot work full time and earn enough money/healthcare to support her and take care of her too.

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Lindsie
5 years ago

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Victoria Rhodes
5 years ago

I support this

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Daisy
5 years ago

This needs to change!!!!!!!!!