"The system just failed him," says Deborah Burnett. No grandmother should feel this way. Braylin was finishing up his last few months of incarceration when the system FAILED him. Braylin was a son, brother, grandson, and friend to many. He was a good person who made a couple of bad choices. But he didn't deserve what he went through.

To know Braylin was a joy. He had the biggest heart and was a contagious ball of laughter. Yet, in the end, his needs were neglected. This is not just Braylin's story—it's the reality for countless incarcerated individuals across the nation who are denied adequate healthcare while serving their sentences. The current standards for healthcare in prisons are failing those who are most vulnerable. We need to mandate changes now to protect them.

We call for mandatory regular health screenings for all incarcerated individuals, ensuring that treatable health issues are identified early and managed appropriately. Specialty care, when needed, should be readily accessible without bureaucratic hurdles.

Transparency and oversight must be established to ensure that healthcare providers in prisons meet the necessary standards and that instances of negligence are held accountable. Creating a system where continuity of care is prioritized is crucial; individuals should receive the same level of care both inside and outside the prison walls.

It's essential to ensure that family members are allowed to be present in the final days of their incarcerated loved ones’ lives, enabling them to provide comfort and dignity to those who need it most.

Join us in making these critical changes a reality and ensure that no other family has to suffer the way Braylin's has. Sign this petition to demand comprehensive healthcare reforms for incarcerated individuals and safeguard their right to health and dignity.