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North Carolina's Restroom Access Act (Ally's Law)

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Glendale Cox
9 years ago

Too many diseases go unrecognized if they can provide handicap parking or they can provide a bathroom

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Christina Robinson
9 years ago

This needs to be done

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I have crohns and live in Nc

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Phareena
9 years ago

Pb

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Hasanah Robinson
9 years ago

It's time for a change let's help to make a difference.

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Furqan Alim-Burgos
10 years ago

I can't understand how businesses aRe allowed to operate without providing restrooms for the public, it seems like it's mostly in lower to mid income neighborhoods. Or businesses that are owned by other minorities themselves. It's a form of discrimination. I have had people I know that work at service stations tell me that they are told to rely people the restrooms are out of service, to keep "unsightly" people out.

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John Parrish
10 years ago

About time. My wife suffers from IBS and many is the time this has been a major problem.

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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.

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charity hayes
10 years ago

I have crohns disease and it very imbarassing to bre turned away and have a accident in publi

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Teatei
10 years ago

You wouldnt understand we cant wait ...

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Geneva Bryant
11 years ago

I have a j pouch.

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Jeff Scofield
11 years ago

A worthy cause for sure

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Jeff Scofield
11 years ago

A worthy cause for sure

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Stacy Giardetti
11 years ago

We should be discriminated on, for something we can not control.

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Stacy Giardetti
11 years ago

We should be discriminated on, for something we can not control.

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Kelly Crabb
11 years ago

Pass Ally's Law!

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Kelly Crabb
11 years ago

Pass Ally's Law!

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Leesa Russell
11 years ago

I grew up in NC and my parents still live there. My daughter has Crohn's Disease and we visit in NC often. We have actually been faced with this situation where there was no restroom available so we had to leave and hurry back to my parent's house.

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Leesa Russell
11 years ago

I grew up in NC and my parents still live there. My daughter has Crohn's Disease and we visit in NC often. We have actually been faced with this situation where there was no restroom available so we had to leave and hurry back to my parent's house.

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Paula Howell
11 years ago

IBD Sufferer