This is a petition asking for signatures from the people of North Carolina. Signatures are needed to pass legislation in North Carolina that requires retail establishments to provide public restrooms for customers, if that person suffers from, IBS, IBD, Ostomy and other medical conditions requiring immediate access to toilet facilities. By signing this petition, you are supporting The Restroom Access Act, also known as Ally's Law. Currently 14 States have passed The Restroom Access Act.
The petition has reached two hundred and fifty signatures. This level of support demonstrates a clear need for legislative action regarding restroom access in our state.
Reached 250 supporters
June 6, 2020
May 31, 2015
The momentum generated by this petition demonstrates a profound public commitment to medical accessibility. This progress confirms that the necessity of Ally's Law resonates deeply across our community.
Reached 100 supporters
February 11, 2015
116 Comments
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R W Barnett
2 years ago
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A faith-based thrift store manager refused to allow my wife access to their restroom, citing "No Public Restrooms." When I attempted to explain her disability and the ADA, she snapped back "Go call the police!"
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Patricia G Davis
3 years ago
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Family Medical Supplies in Burlington, N.C. would not allow my husband who has a bladder medical problem and the manager told him that he would have to go down the street to Hardees to use their tolilet which was a mile away and it is hard for him to hold it. He did not wear any protection be cause
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Patricia Cooper
5 years ago
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Myself and my autistic daughter have severe IBS. As an autistic adult it’s very difficult if I can’t get her to a bathroom in time. Please help NC
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Ivelisse
8 years ago
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I have a ostomy, for u it very sad to wake up in a hospital and find out that now y need to be close to q bathroom due to emergency with our condition . it’s very discouraged to not go out due to this fact. Please be more aware of our condition and read about it
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Jerome Santoni
8 years ago
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This law is critical to assist NC citizens or visitors with Crohns, UC, or other types of inflammatory bowel diseases. Fourteen states have passed similar laws, this just makes sense!
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Renee Coe
10 years ago
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I have Crohns Disease since the age of 15. This disease has controlled my life bc I did not want to go out in public for fear of not making it to the bathroom or being in a store that did not have a public restroom. This would be wonderful if this law could be passed.
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Tamela Mcgeorge
11 months ago
It's simply a common courtesy if we shop with you, and just the right thing to do for anyone needing a restroom.
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Brenda Auman
1 year ago
I was denied the bathroom at a retail store in Albermarle NC.i hav
This is a petition asking for signatures from the people of North Carolina. Signatures are needed to pass legislation in North Carolina that requires retail establishments to provide public restrooms for customers, if that person suffers from, IBS, IBD, Ostomy and other medical conditions requiring immediate access to toilet facilities. By signing this petition, you are supporting The Restroom Access Act, also known as Ally's Law. Currently 14 States have passed The Restroom Access Act.
The petition has reached two hundred and fifty signatures. This level of support demonstrates a clear need for legislative action regarding restroom access in our state.
Reached 250 supporters
June 6, 2020
May 31, 2015
The momentum generated by this petition demonstrates a profound public commitment to medical accessibility. This progress confirms that the necessity of Ally's Law resonates deeply across our community.
Reached 100 supporters
February 11, 2015
116 Comments
R
R W Barnett
2 years ago
Featured
A faith-based thrift store manager refused to allow my wife access to their restroom, citing "No Public Restrooms." When I attempted to explain her disability and the ADA, she snapped back "Go call the police!"
P
Patricia G Davis
3 years ago
Featured
Family Medical Supplies in Burlington, N.C. would not allow my husband who has a bladder medical problem and the manager told him that he would have to go down the street to Hardees to use their tolilet which was a mile away and it is hard for him to hold it. He did not wear any protection be cause
P
Patricia Cooper
5 years ago
Featured
Myself and my autistic daughter have severe IBS. As an autistic adult it’s very difficult if I can’t get her to a bathroom in time. Please help NC
I
Ivelisse
8 years ago
Featured
I have a ostomy, for u it very sad to wake up in a hospital and find out that now y need to be close to q bathroom due to emergency with our condition . it’s very discouraged to not go out due to this fact. Please be more aware of our condition and read about it
J
Jerome Santoni
8 years ago
Featured
This law is critical to assist NC citizens or visitors with Crohns, UC, or other types of inflammatory bowel diseases. Fourteen states have passed similar laws, this just makes sense!
R
Renee Coe
10 years ago
Featured
I have Crohns Disease since the age of 15. This disease has controlled my life bc I did not want to go out in public for fear of not making it to the bathroom or being in a store that did not have a public restroom. This would be wonderful if this law could be passed.
T
Tamela Mcgeorge
11 months ago
It's simply a common courtesy if we shop with you, and just the right thing to do for anyone needing a restroom.
B
Brenda Auman
1 year ago
I was denied the bathroom at a retail store in Albermarle NC.i hav
A faith-based thrift store manager refused to allow my wife access to their restroom, citing "No Public Restrooms." When I attempted to explain her disability and the ADA, she snapped back "Go call the police!"