We are proud to officially endorse yet another Right-To-Try effort this year: Representative Brian Cole’s bill, HB1735-FN, relative to permitting treatment of certain severe illness under the Right to Try Act. This legislation builds on New Hampshire’s existing Right to Try law (HB 701, passed last year) by expanding access to investigational treatments for patients facing chronic and debilitating illnesses—not only those who are terminally ill. HB1735 is a vital step in the movement toward greater compassion and patient freedom in healthcare.
As we observe this Good Friday, we are mindful of the sacred day and the many in our community who pause from regular work to reflect on Christ’s sacrifice and the hope of resurrection. We send this message with respect for your observance, yet feel a sense of urgency because the bill is moving quickly through the Senate.
WHAT YOU CAN DO:
We respectfully ask you to contact the members of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee as soon as possible and urge them to vote OTP (Ought to Pass) on HB 1735-FN. Your voice will make a big difference for Granite Staters seeking additional hope and options.
Please call:
- Chairman David Rochefort: 603-271-8631
- Vice Chairman Kevin Avard: 603-271-3479
- Senator Regina Birdsell: 603-271-3479
- Senator Suzanne Prentiss: 603-381-9195
- Senator Pat Long: 603-271-3045
A brief, courteous request is most effective: “Please vote Ought to Pass on HB 1735 to expand Right to Try protections for those with chronic and debilitating illnesses.”
Thank you for standing with us in support of medical freedom for people suffering. We are grateful for your help in this important movement!
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