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R E S O L U T I O N
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WHEREAS, Texans for Vaccine Choice is celebrating its 10th |
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anniversary in 2025; and |
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WHEREAS, Founded in 2015, Texans for Vaccine Choice is a |
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statewide organization dedicated to protecting and advancing |
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informed consent, medical privacy, and vaccine choice in the State |
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of Texas; the organization has worked tirelessly to educate the |
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public and promote policies that support the fundamental right of |
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Texans to make informed medical decisions for themselves and their |
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families; and |
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WHEREAS, Texans for Vaccine Choice has built a coalition of |
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like-minded individuals, medical professionals, and lawmakers who |
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share the belief that vaccine decisions should be made between |
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patients and their health care providers, free from coercion or |
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government mandates; and |
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WHEREAS, Over the past ten years, Texans for Vaccine Choice |
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has played a crucial role in advocating for legislative measures |
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that protect medical liberty, oppose discriminatory policies, and |
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ensure that Texans are afforded the right to make informed choices |
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regarding their health care; through grassroots activism, |
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educational initiatives, and outreach efforts, the organization |
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has provided a voice for thousands of Texans who believe in the |
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importance of preserving personal autonomy in health care |
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decisions; and |
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WHEREAS, Texans for Vaccine Choice has demonstrated a |
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steadfast commitment to advancing medical liberty and informed |
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consent for all Texans, and it is indeed deserving of recognition on |
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this special milestone in its history; now, therefore, be it |
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RESOLVED, That the Senate of the 89th Texas Legislature |
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hereby honor Texans for Vaccine Choice on the occasion of its 10th |
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anniversary and commend the organization for its unwavering |
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dedication to preserving individual rights and freedoms in health |
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care; and, be it further |
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RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be |
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prepared for the group as an expression of high regard by the Texas |
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Senate. |