Chris Hamann I feel now that this problem should go public. Newspapers, Facebook, Twitter. Lets show the public how the the Wyoming government sees our disabled loved ones as second rate. There are many people who do not know what is going on that would and could be good resources for us. Rallies on the steps of the court house are great. It seems like it should be in the public eye more. November 8, 2013 at 4:28pm · Like · 1 Toni Vavra Wilder I agree Chris Hamann! That is our plans!!! We are having another rally in February during session!!! Also, we are doing our display in the breezeway where the Legislators walk everyday. And yes we need the public informed by putting articles in the newspapers, editor section, radio, social media anything!!! We need people to get out and help with the petition etc.... November 8, 2013 at 4:42pm · Edited · Like Vickie Ferris DeVries When we were rallying at Casper College we found that the public had no idea what we were doing AND... if not affected by a loved one on the waiver, seemed to care less! One guy, a veteran, asked what we were doing. I explained that services were being cut to people with special needs on the Medicaid waiver. His response was, so are the veterans. Could tell he really didnt care. November 9, 2013 at 9:18am · Like Chris Hamann He cared he was just stating a fact. Everybody just has to choose their fights. He is struggling to get medical help we are struggling for our families. The more people that know the better. Sent form of public truthful information is good. One it tells our government that what they decide behind closed doors will o public no matter what. November 9, 2013 at 11:29am · Like Toni Vavra Wilder Your right Vickie Ferris DeVries most of the community does not know anything about t. Heck a lot of the legislators dont even know. One legislator thought the wavier was only used to buy glasses and dental work! UGH! November 9, 2013 at 12:04pm · Like
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