Rashida Tlaib, MI
“I am congratulating the Michigan chapter of the Huntington's Disease Society of America for winning a national award. They help families living with this disease and push for more research and better medical care.”
“Mr. Speaker, I am so proud that our Michigan chapter of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America is Chapter of the Year. They got their award, and it is an incredible team that elevates the personal stories of so many of our residents. They advocate for increased research funding, improved access to care, and policies that better support our families living with Huntington’s disease. This includes Andy Zeman, who received the Youth Huntington’s Disease Award. After losing his birth mother to Huntington’s disease and being diagnosed himself, he continues to bring incredible courage and optimism to this space. I will also honor Dave Stickles, who also received the Marjorie Guthrie Award, for his unwavering commitment to supporting families. I am so incredibly proud of our Michigan chapter. These national awards recognize advocates who have turned personal hardship into public service. Their tireless advocacy has now helped hundreds, if not thousands, of families living with Huntington’s disease. They have given many people a voice, and I am so incredibly proud that they have received this award.”
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Mr. Speaker, I am so proud that our Michigan chapter of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America is Chapter of the Year. They got their award, and it is an incredible team that elevates the personal stories of so many of our residents. They advocate for increased research funding, improved access to care, and policies that better support our families living with Huntington’s disease. This includes Andy Zeman, who received the Youth Huntington’s Disease Award. After losing his birth mother to Huntington’s disease and being diagnosed himself, he continues to bring incredible courage and optimism to this space. I will also honor Dave Stickles, who also received the Marjorie Guthrie Award, for his unwavering commitment to supporting families. I am so incredibly proud of our Michigan chapter. These national awards recognize advocates who have turned personal hardship into public service. Their tireless advocacy has now helped hundreds, if not thousands, of families living with Huntington’s disease. They have given many people a voice, and I am so incredibly proud that they have received this award.