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Lori's Law

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Joan Downs
6 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
6 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
6 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
6 years ago

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Victoria Rhodes
6 years ago

I support this

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Daisy
6 years ago

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

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Jocelyn Abayan
6 years ago

Equality and fairness to all

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This discriminatory practice needs to be changed.

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Heather Sloat
6 years ago

I've been with my partner 16 years Now. 13 years ago we said vows without that license to keep his much needed medicaid and homecare. Changes need made!

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Barbara
6 years ago

People with disabilities should be able to keep their benefits when/if they get married.

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TIffany
6 years ago

I can’t believe we still have to fight for simple benefits.

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Shelley Ward
6 years ago

So sad this is really not fair

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Lexi
6 years ago

I hope they change this law. I’m terribly sorry

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Paula Tatum
6 years ago

I absolutely agree that this is a civil rights issue! I have a daughter that is in the same situation. This should be corrected. Everyone deserves to be loved and the chance to have a spouse!!

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Mckenzie
6 years ago

good luck you guys!

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Carol Krise
6 years ago

Please change this law.

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Joan Musser
6 years ago

Wishing y’all many happy anniversaries together !

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Sarah Morrissey
6 years ago

Everyone should have access to services!

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Bryanna
6 years ago

Praying for you guys!

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Jacky Hendriks
6 years ago

Hopefully everything's gonna be allright. Lots of luck to you two