Archived: U.S. Rep Kathleen Rice

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Archived: U.S. Rep Kathleen Rice @RepKathleenRice

This legislation was first brought to my attention by two women from #NY04. Karen Henley, who lost her husband Mike to younger-onset in 2012, and Connie Wasserman, who runs a mostly privately-funded program for families like the Henleys who have nowhere else to go for help. 3/4 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 29, 2019

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Archived: U.S. Rep Kathleen Rice @RepKathleenRice

For too long, Americans living with younger-onset Alzheimer’s and their families have been denied access to vital, federally-funded services offered by the OAA simply because they are under the age of 60. That's not right and my bill would finally help fix this problem. 2/4 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 29, 2019

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Archived: U.S. Rep Kathleen Rice @RepKathleenRice

Karen and Connie used their experiences with this devastating disease to become tireless advocates for change. Yesterday, I spoke on the House Floor in support of my bill and to tell their stories. #ENDALZ #YoungerAlzAct 4/4 Please Watch: https://t.co/6ckCEPNNFC — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 29, 2019