Friday, April 15, 2022

Johnson & Johnson

Cameron — Ellie is a veterinarian in Illinois speaking out for vets and pets nationwide. After Johnson & Johnson discontinued the best tape to use on animals, 1-inch zonas tape, Ellie and other vets decided to speak out and urge J&J to bring it back. Ellie shares, "From every veterinary professional and our patients with their poor little fat paws and sliding IV catheters, we implore you, J&J, to help us save animal lives, and please bring back our favorite tape!" Join veterinarians and urge J&J to save the tape!

Bring back Johnson & Johnson 1 inch tape!

15,106 have signed Ellie Hakimi's petition. Let's get to 25,000!

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It was a very sad day in veterinary medicine when Johnson & Johnson decided to discontinue their 1 inch zonas tape. Since then, we have struggled to find a replacement but are faced with the Goldilocks dilemma. Everything else is either too sticky, not sticky enough, too stretchy, too stiff. Only J&J has gotten it just right. From every veterinary professional in the world and from our patients with their poor little fat paws and their sliding IV catheters.. We implore you J&J to help us save animal lives and please bring back our favorite tape!

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Friday, April 8, 2022

Let Emily finish high school

Cameron — Emily is an 18-year-old with Down syndrome. She has lived through open-heart surgery, leukemia, and scoliosis. At school, where she's just a regular teen who enjoys basketball, cheerleading, and hanging out with her friends. But a district policy that limits student age to under nineteen means Emily can't come back for senior year. After everything Emily's been through, a local parent believes she deserves to finish her high school experience. Add your name and join the community fighting for Emily.

Vote for Emily's Senior Year

130,646 have signed Adrian Wood's petition. Let's get to 150,000!

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*UPDATE: April 5, 2022* This petition helped convince Emily's school to make an exception and allow her to return for senior year. But the policy that would prohibit other special needs students from finishing high school is still in place. Keep signing and sharing to send a message that ALL special needs students deserve the right to finish high school.

Dear World,

Emily Pennington is a junior at West Billings High school in Montana. She's overcome tremendous obstacles in her eighteen years- open heart surgery, leukemia and most recently, two 17" titanium rods were placed in her back at the Mayo Clinic because of adolescent onset scoliosis. 

She plays basketball, is a cheerleader, wakeboards, and she enjoys hanging out with her friends like every other teenage girl.

Emily also has Down syndrome. 

The school district told Emily she can't come back for her senior year because they have a "policy" that limits student age to under nineteen.

Policy 2050 needs to be revised to align with state law so that all students with disabilities can attend public school past the age of eighteen. 

Thanks so much,
Adrian Wood (Amos's Mom)

P.S. The vice principal, Dr. Jeril Hehn, at West Billings confiscated the original petition started by Emily's high school classmates- a "disruption" it was called and not allowed on school property. 

To Emily and her friends- You're far more than a disruption- you're making the world better and we see you. 

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