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

Name From Comments
6,695. Kathleen Smith San Luis Obispo, CA (continued from previous page)
effected by the loss of these services, which will create
greater burdens on these families and inevitably the state,
as for many, if the window of opportunity for therapy is
missed in a child's life, they will likely be more dependent
for special help and services in the future.
6,696. Darryl Sarkisian Oakland, CA I know a great child who has CP and if there are things to
spend our tax dollars on, in my opinion this is one of the
things.
6,697. Erin Adams Watsonville, CA
6,698. marcia rocha NORWALK, CA
6,699. Linda George Napa, CA
6,700. Louise Specht Berkeley, CA
6,701. Joel Graves Encino, CA
6,702. Alissa Levenberg Lafayette, CA I work with families of children with special needs. These
services are so necessary!
6,703. Ilene Atkins Studio City, CA
6,704. Crystal Theresa
Zapanta
6,705. Stephanie
Farnum
San Francisco, CA
SAN JOSE, CA
6,706. sonali perera Las Vegas, NV
6,707. Denise Lambert Concord, CA
6,708. Joannah Labrador Long Beach, CA This issue is important to me because I am a public school
teacher. Our students benefit from this therapy prior to
entering school in pre-K or kindergarten. We will have to
pay one way or the other - before children enter schools, or
once they do.
6,709. Ron Berti Portland, OR
6,710. Ingrid Blanchette Costa Mesa, CA
6,711. Elisabeth Larson Huntington Beach,
CA
6,712. Diane Verzani BUENA PARK, CA
I know children who need the care that makes a difference
early on. Although there parents wouldn't qualify they are
not wealthy and would not be able to pay out of pocket
despite having private insurance.
6,713. Gretchen Soares Los Osos, CA my son is disabled and we would not be able to afford
necessary services if the legisaltures balance their budget
on the backs of special needs children and their families.
6,714. Rachel Weldon Orangevale, CA
6,715. Carol Parkhurst Walnut Creek, CA I teach school and see the need for early intervention for
children. Families cannot afford this on their own. I also
have a neice who is now 35 years old who received
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