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Tell Governor Rick Scott to VETO HB 655VETO HB 655. Right now, Florida's hardworking families cannot afford to get sick because more than a million have been denied access to health care coverage and none of them will have Earned Sick Time protections. This could have serious impacts on Florida's service-driven economy, not to mention the health and well-being of our families. But you can change this and protect Florida's families by vetoing HB 655.10,651 of 15,000 SignaturesCreated by Maria McCluskey
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Implement Laura's Law: Orange CountyLaura's Law provides court-ordered intensive treatment in the community for individuals with mental illness providing consistent supervision for those whose treatment is not provided by other community services. It is modeled after Kendra's Law in New York state and is preventative.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Women for Orange County
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Make MinnesotaCare More AffordableMinnesotaCare is a program that provides health coverage for low-income workers. Currently, the premiums these workers must pay are too high and are unaffordable. Affordable health coverage for all Minnesotans must be a priority.172 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Bridget Walde
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My petition is to allow cancer clinics to stay openYes, this year I just lost my 33 year old daughter to cervical cancer. She went into a year remission, but the cancer return2012. Help, those in need of medical aid. Know family should suffer not having help for a love one.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Carolyn Browning
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Florida Medicaid ExpansionFlorida's Legislature rejected Medicaid expansion and the accompanying 51 billion federal dollars that would have provided healthcare to nearly 1 million Floridians. Several studies provide estimates that the Medicaid expansion would add more than $2 billion to the Florida economy annually and add over 55,000 new private sector jobs. Leaving 100% of the federal funding on the table to be sent to other states is a mis-representation of the citizens of Florida whose tax dollars will be sent to other states.25,760 of 30,000 SignaturesCreated by Linda
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Artificial Colors in food and drinksMy son has been diagnosed with ASD with ADHD features and he has been adversely affected by artificial colors in food and drinks.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Bryan Best
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American Victims of International AdoptionsCouples heartbroken over infertility and other issues that frequently result in adoption as an option are often disappointed by failed adoptions, particularly international adoptions. What happens when one adopts a child that has a mental illness and other issues that present a clear and present danger to those living in the immediate environment? Who do these parents call for help? Currently no one is truly designated as an assistant, as involvement isn't usually called unless the child is in danger.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by M. vanDam
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Do away with Congressional Health care coverage.Health Care9 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Susan Nial
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cant make a livingI have no health insurance1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by ely greenhut
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Medicare for allInstitute the government option for everyone3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by charlie nordlinger
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medicare for allinstitute the government option for everyone2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by charlie nordlinger
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Guidance for Traumatic Brain Injury patientsI had surgery for my a birth defect in my brain, and I did not have anyone to help guide me through this confusing time. As a teenager, I just felt like I had to go along with everything the doctors told me and just accept my new life. I believe that if people who have traumatic Brain Injuries, had better advocacy, there would be less crime and suicides.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Amanda Grandits