Let me just once again thank Mr. Bilirakis and, of course, his father for spearheading this when he was in the House, and Ms. Baldwin and Mrs. Bono for bringing this to the floor. We know how paralysis, especially sudden paralysis, can damage one's life and that of their family, and it becomes a lifelong commitment. Once again, I think Congress has a real fundamental responsibility to ensure we can bring as much peace and peace of mind to those families. With that, I urge the adoption of this bill. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.
Vito Fossella: “Let me just once again thank Mr. Bilirakis and, of course, his father for spearheading this when he was in the House…”
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Expressing support for a bill related to paralysis and its impact on families.
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