Pass ‘right to try’ to advance my child’s life — tomorrow, it could be yours

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Lawmakers have another chance to make things right by passing “Right to Try” legislation that will give terminally ill patients one more shot at life. Legislation making experimental drugs and treatments accessible for individuals with life-threatening conditions is set to be voted on Tuesday by the House of Representatives.

Thanks to Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., a similar bill passed the Senate last August and is a lead priority for President Trump. Until now it has been in political limbo due to a lack of bipartisan backing.

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