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Ask NY Governor,Senators and Reps to help with CHIPTo make our great health care available to more people along with bridging the political divide due to partisan politics. We need to focus on people not politics.8 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jeffrey Rust
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Legalize Marijuana!!I am disable since birth, marijuana has helped SO much with my cronic pain. Why hand out pain medication that is addictive and killing people? It's not right. Please help make this legal for everyone in pain or fighting serious health issues.261 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Kelly Turgeson
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Injured workers in New York say #NoCutstoComp this Holiday SeasonNew York State Workers’ Compensation Board: Thank you for listening to the tens of thousands of petitions, letters, calls, and comments, the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board and withdrawing the harmful proposal to cuts on workers’ compensation. This November 22nd, 2017 set of proposed guidelines eliminates the prior proposals around company-assigned doctors; the list of injuries that would no longer be covered; and the 97% benefit cuts for some injuries. The new set of proposed guidelines does what democracy should and meaningfully responds to the widespread opposition to benefit cuts from injured workers, elected officials, labor unions, community organizations, and attorneys and eliminated their widespread cuts to the system. Despite the significant improvements to the previous proposal, we continue to have concerns around some reductions that should be eliminated from your proposals. The recent proposal, despite its many improvements, also includes potential cuts on knee, hip, and shoulder replacements. While these cuts are not drastic in number, they are significant for every injured worker who has the misfortune of being injured on the job with these injuries that have been reduced by up to 25 percent. We urge the Board to consider eliminating any and all cuts to injured workers in this current proposal; any cut, regardless of how slight, should never be a consideration. Thank you again for listening to our comments, and thank you in particular to Chair Clarissa Rodriguez for your hard work in creating a proposal that works for New Yorkers. We will continue to advocate for a workers’ compensation system that works for all injured workers, including low-wage workers and immigrant workers with limited English capacity. We hope you will join us as we work to create a better system for all New Yorkers.1,050 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Art Wilcox
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Equal Access HealthcareQuality Healthcare for all citizens enabled by legislature working to provide the same for themselves and their families.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Michael Vannier
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Please Support Dr. Forest Tennant MD for the Nobel Prize for MedicineDr. Tennant has saved so many lives of the sickest of the sick including mine. Over his 50 plus years of Practice Dr. Tennant has given so much to the medical world including many Medical Research Studies for all types of Pain Disorders including over 300 published articles, his hormone protocol, new drug therapies, and is the Father of the treatment protocols of all types of Arachnoiditis. Dr. Tennant also he was the main driving force behind the Pain Patients Bill of Rights passage in California. Dr. Tennant has helped tens of thousands of Humans around the world with the compassion of a Saint for his Patients. Please sign and share.388 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Mr. Russell L Noll
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CVS spent $32.5MM to kill DEA's anti-opioid toolI am appalled that a company would spend lavishly in their self-interest to defeat the government's most effective tool to combat the opioid crisis. I hold them partially responsible for the misery and crisis of the opioid epidemic because they put profit ahead of country.11 of 100 SignaturesCreated by NIck Folger
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Stop XanaxAs a young women, who has personally struggled with Xanax addiction, I have seen many, too many, people die from this drug. I also struggle with anxiety and I strongly believe there are other, better, ways to treat anxiety. These anti-anxiety drugs like Xanax are highly addictive and are destroying a whole generation.54 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Sarah Malena Alyanakian
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Cancel the CapAs future healthcare professionals, students of Occupational Therapy, about to enter the workforce, we take great pride in providing the best services possible for our clients. We wish to practice in a country that does not hinder the success of clients based on limits assigned by laws that do not necessarily reflect what will provide the greatest outcomes.63 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Brittany Jenkins
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Greg Eells: Put Students' Mental Health Care Needs FirstInadequate staffing at Cornell Health is putting students at risk with an average wait time of 4-5 weeks to get an initial counseling appointment and 5+ weeks to get a psychiatry appointment. The health and well being of Cornell students should be the number one priority of Cornell Health and a diverse group health care providers must be hired immediately.333 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Haley Antoine
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RE-OPEN Maude: The Maude Callen Health ClinicThe County Council is hearing discussions (Agenda Item 3131) about the future use of the property of the Maude Callen Health Center. There are two (2) options being proposed: 1) Establish a Museum; and 2) RE-Open Maude (the Maude Callen Health Center). The next County Council meeting, the Community Services Committee, is Monday, November 13 at 6:00 p.m. Let your voices be heard.37 of 100 SignaturesCreated by RE-OPEN Maude
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Dorothy CatalanBecause I think it's wrong what Trump wants to do about our benefits cut Medicaid and food stamps that's not right for people like me that depend on that to survive he don't care how he does it we gotta suffer just for a stupid wall I am against it he should find another way to pay for the damn wall The hell with Trump1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dorothy Catalan
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Eliminate the high cost of prescription drugs1 in 10 Americans cannot afford their prescriptions. This means millions of Americans everyday live without the medications they may require to survive. As drug costs continiously inflate, it's clear that something needs to be done.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mya Baxter