Sen. Kennedy Joins Legislation to Help ALS Patients
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 -- The office of Sen. John Kennedy, R-Louisiana, issued the following news release:
U.S. Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) announced today that he is a co-sponsor of the ALS Disability Insurance Access Act to ensure ALS patients no longer have to wait five months before they can receive Social Security Disability Insurance benefits.
"ALS is a devastating diagnosis.
"We shouldn't ask sufferers to wait five months before receiving benefits that are rightfully theirs," said Sen. Kennedy.
"ALS is a cruel disease that robs people of the ability to do something as simple as talking.
"It's a disease that progresses quickly. I'm proud to support a bill that provides ALS sufferers with a small bit of relief."
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