Nancy Glynn is the Campaign Director for MomsRising in NH. She is a mom, an activist, and even a library trustee (elected!) She's been advocating on behalf of New Hampshire families since around 2016 and has a true passion for health care advocacy. In her free time, Nancy loves to push herself to run farther than she's ever run before - and has a goal of 750 miles in 2023. She lives in Sutton, NH with her partner and their son.
Blog Post List
We Are MomsRising
October 19, 2022
My name is Amber MacQuarrie, I’m a single mom of two kids, and I would like to tell you what having access to healthcare has done for us. Healthcare is the reason my kids have a mother, at least twice over. It’s the reason my 9 year old daughter can now walk and no longer needs her wheelchair. It's the reason my son is as well adjusted as he is. Without healthcare, as a self employed individual at the time, I would not have pursued answers to the medical issues that have plagued me. I would have suffered through as so many Americans are forced to do. No heart surgery. No discovery of blood...
MomsRising
Together
We Are MomsRising
October 19, 2022
My name is Ansley, I live in NH, and I’m a proud stepmom. In the spring of 2021 our family lost employer provided health insurance due to slowdowns because of the pandemic. At about $2000 a month COBRA wasn’t an option for us on top of other bills we were juggling to pay. Like millions of other Amercians, we were struggling in ways we hadn’t before. A loss in health insurance meant choosing between stopping necessary medication or paying out of pocket for something unaffordable. At a time when we needed it most, mental health care wasn’t accessible. I had no idea how to “do” this, how to pay...
MomsRising
Together
Childcare & Early Education Family Economic Security MomsRising MomsRising Near You Paid Family Leave Politics & Policy
January 24, 2017
My name is Nancy and I live in Manchester NH. I am a mother. I am a waitress. I am strong and I am an activist. I have used my life experiences as motivation to speak out about what I believe in. In April of 2012, I gave birth to my first son Hunter. He was already a fighter weighing in at 2 lb 10 oz. Due to a genetic condition called microtia, Hunter was born with severe hearing loss. Later he would also be diagnosed with childhood apraxia of speech. Much like every parent who receives a diagnosis for their child the first feeling that consumes your body is fear. What can I do to give my son...
MomsRising
Together