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BREAKING NEWS: on April 17, the House voted to concur with the Senate version of My Health My Data!\u00a0 Thanks everybody who helped!!!!<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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We need your help to get the Washington state legislature to pass the strongest possible version of My Health My Data (HB 1155)<\/a> and protect the privacy and safety of people seeking reproductive and gender-affirming health care. Later this week the House will vote on whether to “concur” and accept the Senate’s stronger version of the bill.<\/div>\n
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If the House concurs, My Health My Data passes. If the House doesn\u2019t concur, then big tech companies will have a chance to weaken it or keep it from passing \u2013 leaving people at risk so they can keep exploiting our data.\u00a0 If it doesn’t pass by April 23 it is dead for the session.<\/div>\n
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Here are three things you can do today <\/em>to help ensure a strong version of My Health My Data passes this session — and put pressure on legislators and Gov. Inslee to strengthen it further, in a special session and in next year’s .<\/div>\n
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1. Sign the grassroots letter.<\/strong> <\/span>You can sign on in the Google Form below, or using this CryptPad Form<\/a> if you want a more privacy-friendly alternative.\u00a0 We’ll send it to legislators so they can see how broad the support for My Health My Data is.<\/div>\n
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2. Get the word out. <\/strong><\/span>