Law Practice
May 21, 2013
Disabled adults need to be heard in Sacramento, too
As "May Revise" season progresses, I hope the governor and the Legislature will take special note of the adult disabled, their families, the services they need and the schools and regional centers which help them. By Brian Sheppard
Often unseen and sometimes unknown to all but their closest neighbors are the mentally and physically disabled adults who live in all parts of the state. They live in Westlake Village and Pacoima. Central Los Angeles and Lancaster.
These developmentally disabled adults suffer from physical birth defects, injuries, mental disabilities, Down syndrome, autism, and a host of rare diseases no one has ever heard of - and often a combination ...
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