Information courtesy of Autism Insurance in Michigan (AIM)

The Senate votes TOMORROW, Tuesday, March 13th, on your autism insurance reform bills, Michigan!

Let your Senator know that you want this bill to pass AS IS and WITHOUT any last-minute amendments opponents are expected to push. To help, follow these easy as 1-2-3 steps below to make calls, send emails and spread the word.

Here’s how you can help:

BE THERE FOR THE VOTE!

Plan to arrive in the Capitol by 9:30am! Wear red!  Bring people with you in your car if you can. Pack the Senate! Look for an AIM representative just inside the front doors, near the information desk, in the Capitol who will let you know where to go & what to do from there. You will be able to recognize AIM representatives by the blue ribbons they will be wearing. If you have questions or need help, at anytime tomorrow, they are there to assist you!

CALL YOUR SENATOR.

Ask them to support SB.414 and 415 WITHOUT AMENDMENTS.

EVEN IF YOU DID THIS ONCE ALREADY, DO IT AGAIN! BE POLITE AND SMILE WHILE YOU ARE SPEAKING!

"I am calling to ask Senator [name] to VOTE YES for SB 414 & 415, the autism insurance reform bills. And I am asking Senator [name] to vote NO on any amendments that may be offered on the floor. Thank you so much!"

SEND AN EMAILTO YOUR SENATOR.

Using our system you will be able to write and send an email directly to your Senator here.

SPREAD THE WORD AS FAST AS YOU CAN!

Challenge 10 people you know to send emails in support of your family by posting this on Facebook:

"The Michigan Senate is voting on autism insurance reform TUESDAY! The vote starts at 10:00am. We need people to attend the vote and wear red. Can you help? Let me know. And if you can't be there in person, stay tuned. You can help by calling and emailing our MI legislators today!"

For more information on autism insurance reform in our state, please visit the AIM Facebook page here or www.autisminsurancemi.blogspot.com .

Thank you for standing up for Michigan families dealing with the challenges of ASD!

You've waited long enough Michigan! Let's keep it going!