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

Name From Comments
886. Lisa Ayer San Mateo, CA My son with Cerebral Palsy will lose his therapy which is
high quality and we cannot afford the same on our own,
even with medical insurance.
887. Anissah
Tomas-Rosales
marathon, FL
888. Elizabeth Gomes Santa Rosa, CA While it might be reasonable for very wealthy parents to
pay for all or part of their child's therapy, setting the limit
this low is completely unfair to many. It will ultimately add
to the budget problems of the state if children are unable to
learn skills to become contributing members of society.
889. Pamela Meuser Millbrae, CA
890. gunjeet sra Austin, TX
891. Murad Ainuddin La Verne, CA
892. Samantha
Ainuddin
893. Teresa Caldwell Upland, CA
894. Dan Miller State College, PA
895. Elizabeth Conte Elizabethtown, PA
896. stefanie
matsuoka-luning
Havertown, PA My little niece was born with Arthrogryposis. She has
benefited from CCS and because of CCS, she has been
able to crawl, go up stairs and walk! Do not deprived future
little ones of this valuable service!
Alameda, CA
897. Tricia Heine Walnut Creek, CA
898. Rebecca Brenner Pleasanton, CA
899. Cecilia Kuhn Redwood City, CA Our 3 year old Mady is a stroke survivor. She's been at
CCS since she was 1. The only reason her left hand opens
is OT at CCS.
900. Robin Lovell Oakland, CA Therapy and other treatment is critical for kids! Had it not
been for the services provided by California children's
services for my son 20 years ago, he likely wouldn't have
been able to achieve the academic and social-emotional
success he has today (he is a sophomore in university
now).
901. Hilary Twelves Roseville, CA I have a niece with Cerebral Palsy who desperately needs
this therapy!
902. Ana Ortiz Gastonia, NC
903. Carrie Doolittle San Jose, CA I am a school nurse for students with exceptional needs.
Most of my students would not be as highly functional and
socially contributory without the services of CCS. You
cannot possible think that an income level of $41K is
enough to support a child in these services, especially in
CA. The services should be free for incomes under 100K
and reduced for 100K-200K. Thank you.
904. Cynthia Ting San Jose, CA
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