California Legislators We the undersigned are in opposition to the ...

Name From Comments
5,880. Anne Thomas Carmichael, CA (continued from previous page)
now and these children would grow up to be much more
expensive to society as adults when the government has to
pay to care for them when with the therapies the children
could become contributing members of society. Give them
a break the emotional and possible financial burden you
are asking is greater than any deserve. Give the children a
chance.
5,881. Ian Graham Chico, CA Two of my sisters children have disabilities and have been
using CCS with great success. It would be a shame to
know that children wouldn't be able to make the amount of
progress that my niece and nephew made (and are
making) without the help of CCS
5,882. Suzette Graham King City, CA I have two grandchildren who need these services. This bill
would cut them from these services and there is no real
affordable option left to help them. It is upsetting to see
criminals receive more services than the needy children of
California.
5,883. Hallie Hunt Berkeley, CA
5,884. Lizabeth Muir La Mesa, CA The poorly abused budget shouldn't be balanced on the
backs of those who can't walk!!!
5,885. renee valentino Santa Rosa, CA I am the mother of a child who needed therapies for
several years an dis now doing fine. I am also a pediatric
therapist in private practice, seeing the difficulties that arise
when kids are not properly served. We either fund CCS or
mandate that insurance companies fund the therapies the
kids need!!!!
5,886. Autumn Martin Morro Bay, CA
5,887. laurie anderson SALINAS, CA
5,888. Kristine Maas San Luis Obispo, CA
5,889. Steve Mouisset Litchfield park, AZ
5,890. Kim Holmes San Luis Obispo, CA As a public school district, we serve and care about all the
students who come to us. We recognize the special needs
of this population, but cutting this funding will negatively
impact those families and the families of all other students
- because those districts will have to use additional
resources to serve the special needs students.
5,891. Rebeckah Mitzner PRUNEDALE, CA
5,892. Emily Cappellano San Luis Obispo, CA The professionals at CCS's MTP are a vital part of
supporting our students and community. They are the
initial and on-going therapy for children who need early
intervention. They support families in knowing what to
expect developmentally, how to best help their child, and a
direct connection to additional services for that child. I rely
on my CCS therapists, as a special education teacher, to
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