Originally published in the Indianapolis Star by Gregg Doyel At the end, Georgia wouldn’t look at her children. For weeks they’d been rolling her wheelchair to the living room window in French Lick, where she could look into the yard and see what they were doing out there, but at the end they left her […]
Read More ›Originally published in the Virginia Daily Press by Prue Salasky On Thursday, March 26, 2015, Gov.Terry McAuliffe signed HB 1750— the Virginia Right To Try Act — into law. The Goldwater Institute, an advocate for “Right to Try,” issued this statement: “The Virginia House and Senate passed the bill in February with unanimous bipartisan support. […]
Read More ›Jordan is the face of Indiana’s “right to try” bill, which gives the terminally ill access to experimental drugs that are not FDA approved. He was front and center on Tuesday at This list shows you exactly what to look for and take into the state capitol, even delivering the pen to Indiana Gov. Mike […]
Read More ›Originally written by Ed Morrissey in Hot Air The US has a tough process for drugmakers to follow in order to bring therapeutic treatments to market, and a lengthy one as well. It can take as long as 15 years before the FDA will approve a medication for use, a process that creates anger and […]
Read More ›Originally written by Lloyd Dunkelberger in HT Politics TALLAHASSEE — Rep. Ray Pilon says Floridians who are dying from cancer and other fatal illnesses should not have to travel to foreign countries and acquire questionable drugs in a bid to sustain their lives. Pilon, a Sarasota Republican, wants the Legislature to pass his “Right to Try […]
Read More ›Like most moms, Laura McLinn had a vision of her son’s future. Jordan is 5 years old and dreams of becoming a firefighter. “I just said, ‘Hey I’m going to make him a resume. I’m going to get him a job,’” McLinn said. Laura sent his resume to local fire departments and posted it to […]
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