Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-1 Filed 08/22/14 Page 1 of 4 Page ID #:490

1 ANDYDOGALI 2 Pro Hae Vice [email protected] 3 Dogali Law Group, P.A. 4 101 E. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 1100 Tampa, Florida 33602 5 Tel: (813) 289-0700 6 Fax: (813) 289-9435 7 EUGENE FELDMAN 8 California Bar No. 118497 9 [email protected] Eugene Feldman, Attorney at Law, APC 10 555 Pier Avenue, Suite 4 11 Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 12 Attorneys for Plaintiffs

1 2 Andy Dogali, Esq., deposes and says: 3 1. I am over the age of 18. I am the founding attorney at the law 4 firm of Dogali Law Group, P.A. and lead counsel of record for the Plaintiffs 5 in this action against defendant, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S., Inc. I have personal knowledge of the following facts and, if called as a witness, 6 could testify competently to these facts. 7 2. I respectfully provide this declaration, together with the 8 attached exhibits, in support of the Plaintiffs' Opposition to Disney's 9 Motion for Transfer of Venue (Doc. 42). 10 3. I initiated the investigation which culminated in the filing of 11 this lawsuit, and have supervised all activities in conjunction with the < 12 c.: investigation and litigation. ~ 13 :=i 4. In connection with the matters described at pages 5-6 0 14 "~ regarding a forthcoming Amended Complaint, such statements are true ~ < 15 ...;i and accurate. I possess a draft of the proposed new Plaintiffs' allegations, ...;i 16 -< ~ I have authority to file suit on their behalf, and have been diligently 0 17 Q working to do so. At present, several clients are making final decisions 18 about whether to be included and, if so, what claims they wish to bring. 19 The draft is not likely to change substantially, and appears likely to add 20 the following to the instant case: 21

22 PLAINTIFFS DISNEY RESORT FAMILIES PLAINTIFFS Disabled Plaintiffs 29 Disneyland 11 27 23 Family Members 35 Walt Disney World 18 37 24 Total Plaintiffs 64 29 64 25 26 5. Attached as Exhibit 1 to this Declaration is a copy of the Rule 27 26 Disclosures which I timely served upon Defendant on behalf of the 28 Plaintiffs on August 8, 2014. Attached as Exhibit A to the Rule 26 Page 2 Declaration of Andy Dogali in Support of Plaintiffs' Opposition to Disney's Motion to Transfer Venue A.L., by and through D.L, et al. v. Walt Disney Parks & Resorts US, Inc. Case No. 14-CV-3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-1 Filed 08/22/14 Page 3 of 4 Page ID #:492

1 Disclosures is a spreadsheet of 280 persons with whom my office - all 2 persons under my supervision - have communicated. Each of these 3 persons has professed to be a victim of Disney's discriminatory DAS 4 policy, as drafted and implemented. 5 6. Attached as Exhibit 2 is a print of excerpted pages of the U.S. 6 Census Bureau Estimate of Metropolitan Statistical Areas, July 1, 2013, 7 which reflects that the Los Angeles metropolitan area is six times the size 8 of the Orlando metropolitan area, at 13.131 million residents to 2.268 9 million residents. 10 7. Attached as Exhibit 3 is a copy of the Autism Society of 11 California 2012 Survey. < 12 8. Attached as Exhibit 4 is a copy of "MiceAge Disneyland Update: ~ t:i:: Parties, Parking, and Planned Projects", MiceAge, September 17, 2013, ;::::, 13 0 t:i:: 14 http://micechat.com/42628-miceage-disneyland-update (emphasis added). ~ ~ 9. Attached as Exhibit 5 is a copy of Disney's Rule 26 Disclosures, < 15 ...;i which were timely served upon me on August 8, 2014. ...;i 16 -< ~ 0 17 10. I have personally listened to the audio recording which is Q 18 available at https://www.spreaker.com/show/268586/episodes/feed. 19 The recording is of a May 2013 interview given by Mark Jones regarding, 20 among other things, certain accessibility improvements to Disney's Parks 21 which were made for the benefit of blind persons. In the recording Mr. 22 Jones identifies his home base of operations. He first notes that he has 23 been a member of the "Team" referred to as Disney's "Services for Guests 24 with Disabilities" group since 1996. Commencing at about the 7:50 mark 25 in the recording, Mr. Jones outlines his role and location as follows: 26 So I've been a part of our domestic accessibility effort since '96, 27 in a couple of different roles. My initial role within the 28 department focused mainly on the delivery of our sign language Page 3 Declaration of Andy Dogali in Support of Plaintiffs' Opposition to Disney's Motion to Transfer Venue A.L., by and through D.L, et al. v. Walt Disney Parks & Resorts US, Inc. Case No. 14-CV-3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-1 Filed 08/22/14 Page 4 of 4 Page ID #:493

1 services for our guests with hearing disabilities, but from there, grew in my levels of responsibility, and, today, as Cheryl 2 mentioned I am the Manager of our Domestic Services for 3 Guests with Disabilities efforts supporting both the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida and, where I now live, California, I 4 support the Disneyland Resort. So I've been here on the West 5 Coast for about four years now. 6 7 11. Attached as Exhibit 6 is a copy retrieved and printed by me of 8 Mr. Jones' Linkedln page, showing that he is located in the Greater Los 9 Angeles area. 10 12. Attached as Exhibit 7 is a copy of "Disney Parks Changing 11 Disabled Access Policy After Users Cheat The System," Rawden, J., 12 CinemaBlend, 09.23.13, http://www.cinemablend.com/pop/Disney-Parks­ i:i.:< i:i.: Changing-Disabled-Access-Policy-Users-Cheat-System-59340.html. ::;:, 13 0 cc: 14 13. Attached as Exhibit 8 is a copy of "Petitioning Thomas 0. ~ ~ 15 Staggs: Stop Changes to Disney World and Disneyland's Guest Assistance ...;i< ...;i 16 Card Program," Baldassarra, R., http://www.change.org/petitions/stop­ -< ~ 0 17 changes-to-disney-world-and-disneyland-s-guest-assistance-card­ Q 18 program. 19 14. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United 20 States and the States of California and Florida that the facts set forth above 21 are true and accurate. 22 15. Executed this 22nd day of August, 2014 at Ta a, Florida. 23 24 25 26 27 28 Page 4 Declaration of Andy Dogali in Support of Plaintiffs' Opposition to Disney's Motion to Transfer Venue A.L., by and through D.L, et al. v. Walt Disney Parks & Resorts US, Inc. Case No. 14-CV-3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 1 of 38 Page ID #:494

1 ANDY DOGALI 2 Pro Hae Vice [email protected] 3 Dogali Law Group, P.A. 4 101 E. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 1100 Tampa, Florida 33602 5 Tel: (813) 289-0700 6 Fax: (813) 289-9435 7 EUGENE FELDMAN 8 California Bar No. 118497 9 [email protected] Eugene Feldman, Attorney at Law, APC 10 555 Pier Avenue, Suite 4 11 Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 12 Attorneys for Plaintiffs <0.: 0.: 13 :::i UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE 0 Ci:: 14 CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA "':; 15 ) <...:l A.L., by and through D.L., et al., ) Case No.: 14-cv-3327 -...:l 16 < Plaintiffs, ) "'0 17 Q ) PLAINTIFFS' INITIAL 18 v. ) RULE 26 DISCLOSURES 19 ) WALT DISNEY PARKS AND RESORTS ) Hon. Manuel L. Real 20 U.S., INC., ) 21 ) 22 Defendant. ) 23 24 PLAINTIFFS' INITIAL RULE 26 DISCLOSURES 25 26 Plaintiffs, by and through undersigned counsel, and pursuant to Rule 27 26, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Local Rule 26-1 hereby serve 28 these initial disclosures of information: Page 1 Plaintiffs' Initial Rule 26 Disclosures A.L., by and through D.L, et al. v. Walt Disney Parks & Resorts US, Inc. Case No. 14-CV-33 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 2 of 38 Page ID #:495

1 Rule26(a)(1)(A)(I)ǣ 2 Š‡ ƒ‡ǡ ƒ† ‹ˆ ‘™ǡ –Š‡ ƒ††”‡•• ƒ† –‡Ž‡’Š‘‡ —„‡” ‘ˆ ‡ƒ Š 3 ‹†‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ‹‡Ž›–‘Šƒ˜‡†‹• ‘˜‡”ƒ„Ž‡‹ˆ‘”ƒ–‹‘–Šƒ––Š‡†‹• Ž‘•‹‰’ƒ”–› 4 ƒ›—•‡–‘•—’’‘”–‹–• Žƒ‹•‘”†‡ˆ‡•‡•ǡ—Ž‡•••‘Ž‡Ž›ˆ‘”‹’‡ƒ Š‡–ǡ 5 ‹†‡–‹ˆ›‹‰–Š‡•—„Œ‡ –•‘ˆ–Š‡‹ˆ‘”ƒ–‹‘Ǥ 6  7 RESPONSE: 8 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 9 ȋ”Žƒ†‘ǡ Ȍ 10 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 11 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ  12 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ P.A.  , 13 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 14 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ GROUP  15  LAW  16 ǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋ”Žƒ†‘ǡ Ȍ 17 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ DOGALI 18 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 19 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 20 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 21 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 22  23 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 24 ȋ‘ ƒƒ–‘ǡ Ȍ 25 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 26 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 27 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ  28

ƒ‰‡ʹ Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ǯ ‹–‹ƒŽ—Ž‡ʹ͸‹• Ž‘•—”‡• A.L.,byandthroughD.L,etal.v.WaltDisneyParks&ResortsUS,Inc.CaseNo.14ǦCVǦ3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 3 of 38 Page ID #:496

1 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 2 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 3 4 ǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋ‘ ƒƒ–‘ǡ Ȍ 5 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 6 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 7 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 8 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 9 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 10 11 Ǥ ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†‘—”–Ǧ  12 ’’‘‹–‡†‘Ǧ —ƒ”†‹ƒȋ”‘›ǡ‹ Š‹‰ƒȌ P.A.  , 13 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 14 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ GROUP  15 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ LAW  16 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 17 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ DOGALI 18 19 ǤǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋ”‘›ǡ‹ Š‹‰ƒȌ 20 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 21 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 22 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 23 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 24 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 25 26 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 27 ȋƒŽ‡ƒ Šǡ Ȍ 28 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ ƒ‰‡͵ Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ǯ ‹–‹ƒŽ—Ž‡ʹ͸‹• Ž‘•—”‡• A.L.,byandthroughD.L,etal.v.WaltDisneyParks&ResortsUS,Inc.CaseNo.14ǦCVǦ3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 4 of 38 Page ID #:497

1 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 2 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 3 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 4 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 5  6 ǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋƒŽ‡ƒ Šǡ Ȍ 7 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 8 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 9 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 10 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 11 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ  12  P.A.  , 13 Ǥ Ǥǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰Š Ǥ Ǥǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ǡƒ†‘—”–Ǧ 14 ’’‘‹–‡† —ƒ”†‹ƒȋƒ Š‡•–‡”ǡȌ GROUP  15 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ LAW  16 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 17 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ DOGALI 18 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 19 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 20  21 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 22 ȋ˜‘ǡ Ȍ 23 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 24 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 25 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 26 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 27 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ  28

ƒ‰‡Ͷ Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ǯ ‹–‹ƒŽ—Ž‡ʹ͸‹• Ž‘•—”‡• A.L.,byandthroughD.L,etal.v.WaltDisneyParks&ResortsUS,Inc.CaseNo.14ǦCVǦ3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 5 of 38 Page ID #:498

1 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 2 ȋ˜‘ǡ Ȍ 3 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 4 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 5 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 6 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 7 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 8  9 ǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋ˜‘ǡ Ȍ 10 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 11 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ  12 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ P.A.  , 13 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 14 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ GROUP  15  LAW  16 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 17 ȋƒƒ••ƒ•ƒ”ǡȌ DOGALI 18 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 19 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 20 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 21 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 22 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 23  24 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 25 ȋ‘Ž‘—–›ǡ Ȍ 26 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 27 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 28

ƒ‰‡ͷ Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ǯ ‹–‹ƒŽ—Ž‡ʹ͸‹• Ž‘•—”‡• A.L.,byandthroughD.L,etal.v.WaltDisneyParks&ResortsUS,Inc.CaseNo.14ǦCVǦ3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 6 of 38 Page ID #:499

1 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 2 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 3  4 ǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋ’ƒŽƒ Š‹ ‘Žƒǡ Ȍ 5 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 6 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 7 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 8 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 9 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 10  11 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ  12 ȋ‹••‹‡‡ǡ Ȍ P.A.  , 13 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 14 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ GROUP  15 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ LAW  16 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 17 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ DOGALI 18  19 ǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋ‹••‹‡‡ǡ Ȍ 20 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 21 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 22 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 23 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 24 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 25  26 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 27 ȋ‘”™ƒŽǡȌ Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 28

ƒ‰‡͸ Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ǯ ‹–‹ƒŽ—Ž‡ʹ͸‹• Ž‘•—”‡• A.L.,byandthroughD.L,etal.v.WaltDisneyParks&ResortsUS,Inc.CaseNo.14ǦCVǦ3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 7 of 38 Page ID #:500

1 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 2 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 3 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 4 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 5  6 ǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋ‘”™ƒŽǡȌ 7 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 8 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 9 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 10 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 11 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ  12  P.A.  , 13 ǤǤ Ǥǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤ Ǥǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 14 ȋŠ‹Žƒ†‡Ž’Š‹ƒǡȌ GROUP  15 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ LAW  16 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 17 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ DOGALI 18 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 19 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 20  21 ǤǤ Ǥǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤ Ǥǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 22 ȋŠ‹Žƒ†‡Ž’Š‹ƒǡȌ 23 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 24 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 25 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 26 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 27 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ  28

ƒ‰‡͹ Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ǯ ‹–‹ƒŽ—Ž‡ʹ͸‹• Ž‘•—”‡• A.L.,byandthroughD.L,etal.v.WaltDisneyParks&ResortsUS,Inc.CaseNo.14ǦCVǦ3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 8 of 38 Page ID #:501

1 Ǥ Ǥǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤ Ǥǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 2 ȋ‘‰ •Žƒ†ǡȌ 3 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 4 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 5 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 6 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 7 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 8  9 ǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ǡƒ”‡–ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 10 ȋƒ”ƒ•‘–ƒǡ Ȍ 11 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹  12 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ P.A.  , 13 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 14 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ GROUP  15 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ LAW  16  17 ǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋƒ”ƒ•‘–ƒǡ Ȍ DOGALI 18 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 19 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 20 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 21 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 22 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 23  24 ǤǤǤǡ„›ƒ†–Š”‘—‰ŠǤǤǤǡƒ•‡š– ”‹‡†ƒ†ƒ–—”ƒŽ —ƒ”†‹ƒ 25 ȋŽ‡˜‡Žƒ†ǡ Ȍ 26 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 27 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 28

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1 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 2 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 3  4 ǤǤǤǡ †‹˜‹†—ƒŽŽ›ȋŽ‡˜‡Žƒ†ǡ Ȍ 5 Ȁ‘†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 6 ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 7 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†ǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 8 ƒ’ƒǡ ͵͵͸Ͳʹ 9 ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 10  11 ‡‡• Š‡†—Ž‡‘ˆ•‹‹Žƒ”Ž›•‹–—ƒ–‡†˜‹ –‹™‹–‡••‡•ǡƒ––ƒ Š‡†ƒ•šŠ‹„‹–Ǥ  12  P.A.  , 13 Rule26(a)(1)(A)(ii): 14  ‘’›‘ˆǡ‘”ƒ†‡• ”‹’–‹‘„› ƒ–‡‰‘”›ƒ†Ž‘ ƒ–‹‘ǡ‘ˆƒŽŽ†‘ —‡–•ǡ†ƒ–ƒ GROUP  15 ‘’‹Žƒ–‹‘•ǡ ƒ† –ƒ‰‹„Ž‡ –Š‹‰• –Šƒ– ƒ”‡ ‹ –Š‡ ’‘••‡••‹‘ǡ —•–‘†›ǡ ‘” LAW  16 ‘–”‘Ž‘ˆ–Š‡’ƒ”–›ƒ†–Šƒ––Š‡†‹• Ž‘•‹‰’ƒ”–›ƒ›—•‡–‘•—’’‘”–‹–• 17 Žƒ‹•‘”†‡ˆ‡•‡•ǡ—Ž‡•••‘Ž‡Ž›ˆ‘”‹’‡ƒ Š‡–Ǥ DOGALI 18  19 RESPONSE: 20 ‘ —‡–•ƒ†‹ˆ‘”ƒ–‹‘‹–Š‡ƒ–—”‡‘ˆ–Š‡ˆ‘ŽŽ‘™‹‰ǣ 21 ͳǤ ƒ”„”‘ Š—”‡•ƒ†‹ˆ‘”ƒ–‹‘ˆ”‘ƒ”•ƒ†‹•‡›™‡„•‹–‡•Ǣ 22 ʹǤ  ƒ”†•ǡ  ƒ”†•ǡƒ† ƒ•–’ƒ••‡•Ǣ 23 ͵Ǥ ‡ ‡‹’–• ƒ† ‘–Š‡” †‘ —‡–• ”‡Žƒ–‹‰ –‘ ‡š’‡•‡• ‹ —””‡† ˆ‘” 24 ƒ”˜‹•‹–•Ǣ 25 ͶǤ ‘—‹ ƒ–‹‘•™‹–Š‹•‡›Ǣ 26 ͷǤ ‘—‹ ƒ–‹‘•™‹–Š‰‘˜‡”‡–ƒŽƒ‰‡ ‹‡•Ǣ 27 ͸Ǥ Š‘–‘‰”ƒ’Š• ‘ˆ ’ƒ” ‘†‹–‹‘• ™Š‹ Š †‘ ‘– †‡’‹ – †‹•ƒ„Ž‡† 28 ’‡”•‘•Ǣ

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1 ͹Ǥ Š‘–‘‰”ƒ’Š•‘ˆ’ƒ” ‘†‹–‹‘•™Š‹ Š†‡’‹ –†‹•ƒ„Ž‡†’‡”•‘•Ǣ 2 ͺǤ —ƒ”†‹ƒ•Š‹’Ǧ”‡Žƒ–‡††‘ —‡–•Ǣ 3 ͻǤ ‘ ‹ƒŽ‡†‹ƒƒ†„Ž‘‰’‘•–•ƒ† ‘‡–•Ǣ 4 ͳͲǤ ‹•‡›˜‹†‡‘•Ǣ 5 ͳͳǤ ‹†‡‘•‘ˆ’ƒ”˜‹•‹–•ƒ† ‘†‹–‹‘•™Š‹ Š†‡’‹ –†‹•ƒ„Ž‡†’‡”•‘•Ǣ 6 ͳʹǤ ‹†‡‘• ‘ˆ ’ƒ” ˜‹•‹–• ƒ† ‘†‹–‹‘• ™Š‹ Š †‘ ‘– †‡’‹ – †‹•ƒ„Ž‡† 7 ’‡”•‘•Ǥ 8  9 Rule26(a)(1)(A)(iii): 10  ‘’—–ƒ–‹‘‘ˆƒ› ƒ–‡‰‘”›‘ˆ†ƒƒ‰‡• Žƒ‹‡†„›–Š‡†‹• Ž‘•‹‰’ƒ”–›ǡ 11 ƒ‹‰ƒ˜ƒ‹Žƒ„Ž‡ˆ‘”‹•’‡ –‹‘ƒ† ‘’›‹‰—†‡”—Ž‡͵Ͷ–Š‡†‘ —‡–•  12 ‘”‘–Š‡”‡˜‹†‡–‹ƒ”›ƒ–‡”‹ƒŽǡ‘–’”‹˜‹Ž‡‰‡†‘”’”‘–‡ –‡†ˆ”‘†‹• Ž‘•—”‡ǡ P.A.  , 13 ‘™Š‹ Š•— Š ‘’—–ƒ–‹‘‹•„ƒ•‡†ǡ‹ Ž—†‹‰ƒ–‡”‹ƒŽ•„‡ƒ”‹‰‘–Š‡ 14 ƒ–—”‡ƒ†‡š–‡–‘ˆ‹Œ—”‹‡••—ˆˆ‡”‡†ǣ GROUP  15  LAW  16 RESPONSE:  ƒƒ‰‡• ƒ‘– ›‡– ˆ—ŽŽ› „‡ †‡–‡”‹‡†ǡ ƒ† •‘‡ 17 ƒ”‡‘–•—„Œ‡ ––‘’”‡ ‹•‡ ƒŽ —Žƒ–‹‘ƒ•–Š‡›ƒ”‡‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡•Ǥ DOGALI 18 Š‡ ƒ–‡‰‘”‹‡•‘ˆ†ƒƒ‰‡••‘—‰Š–„›–Š‡Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ƒ”‡Ž‹•–‡†‘ –Š‡ 19 ƒ––ƒ Š‡†šŠ‹„‹–ǤŠ‘•‡ ƒ–‡‰‘”‹‡•‹ Ž—†‡ǣ 20 ͳǤ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹  †ƒƒ‰‡• ”‡Žƒ–‹‰ –‘ ’ƒ‹ ƒ† •—ˆˆ‡”‹‰ ƒ† ƒ‰—‹•Š 21 ˆ‘”–Š‘•‡†‹•ƒ„Ž‡†Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•™Š‘„”‹‰ ‘‘Žƒ™–‘”– Žƒ‹•Ǣ 22 ʹǤ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹  †ƒƒ‰‡• ”‡Žƒ–‹‰ –‘ ’ƒ‹ ƒ† •—ˆˆ‡”‹‰ ƒ† ƒ‰—‹•Š 23 ˆ‘”–Š‘•‡‘Ǧ†‹•ƒ„Ž‡†Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•™Š‘„”‹‰ ‘‘Žƒ™–‘”– Žƒ‹•Ǣ 24 ͵Ǥ  ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡•”‡Žƒ–‹‰–‘ ‘•–•‹ —””‡†ˆ‘”˜ƒ ƒ–‹‘•ƒ†˜‹•‹–• 25 –‘–Š‡ƒ”•ǡ™Š‡”‡•— Š ‘•–•™‡”‡™ƒ•–‡†ƒ•ƒ”‡•—Ž–‘ˆ‹•‡›ǯ• 26 –”‡ƒ–‡–‘ˆ‹–•†‹•ƒ„Ž‡†‰—‡•–•ƒ†–Š‡‹”ˆƒ‹Ž‹‡•ǡˆ‘”–Š‘•‡ 27 Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•™Š‘„”‹‰„”‡ƒ Š‘ˆ ‘–”ƒ – Žƒ‹•Ǣ 28 ͶǤ Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆˆ‘”–Š‘•‡†‹•ƒ„Ž‡†Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•™Š‘„”‹‰ Žƒ‹•—†‡”

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1 –Š‡‡”‹ ƒ•‹–Š‹•ƒ„‹Ž‹–‹‡• –Ǣ 2 ͷǤ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹  †ƒƒ‰‡•ǡ ‡ ‘‘‹  †ƒƒ‰‡•ǡ ’—‹–‹˜‡ †ƒƒ‰‡• ƒ† 3 ‹Œ— –‹˜‡ ”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ˆ‘” –Š‘•‡ Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ• ™Š‘ „”‹‰ Žƒ‹• —†‡” –Š‡ 4 ƒŽ‹ˆ‘”‹ƒ”—Š –Ǥ 5 6 Rule26(a)(1)(A)(iv): 7 ‘” ‹•’‡ –‹‘ ƒ† ‘’›‹‰ ƒ• —†‡” —Ž‡ ͵Ͷ ƒ› ‹•—”ƒ ‡ ƒ‰”‡‡‡– 8 —†‡”™Š‹ Šƒ›’‡”•‘ ƒ””›‹‰‘ƒ‹•—”ƒ ‡„—•‹‡••ƒ›„‡Ž‹ƒ„Ž‡ 9 –‘•ƒ–‹•ˆ›’ƒ”–‘”ƒŽŽ‘ˆƒŒ—†‰‡–™Š‹ Šƒ›„‡‡–‡”‡†‹–Š‡ƒ –‹‘‘”–‘ 10 ‹†‡‹ˆ›‘””‡‹„—”•‡ˆ‘”’ƒ›‡–•ƒ†‡–‘•ƒ–‹•ˆ›–Š‡Œ—†‰‡–Ǥ 11  12 RESPONSE:‘‡Ǥ P.A.  , 13 14 ƒ–‡†ǣ—‰—•–ͺǡʹͲͳͶǤ GROUP  15 LAW  Ȁ•Ȁ†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 16    17 ”‘ ƒ ‹ ‡ DOGALI 18 ƒ†‘‰ƒŽ‹̷†‘‰ƒŽ‹Žƒ™Ǥ ‘ ‘‰ƒŽ‹ƒ™ ”‘—’ǡǤǤ 19 ͳͲͳǤ‡‡†›Ž˜†Ǥǡ—‹–‡ͳͳͲͲ 20 ƒ’ƒǡ Ž‘”‹†ƒ͵͵͸Ͳʹ ‡Žǣ ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͲ͹ͲͲ 21 ƒšǣ ȋͺͳ͵ȌʹͺͻǦͻͶ͵ͷ 22 † 23    ƒŽ‹ˆ‘”‹ƒƒ”‘ǤͳͳͺͶͻ͹ 24 ‰ˆ‡Ž†ƒŽƒ™̷ƒ––Ǥ‡– 25 —‰‡‡ ‡Ž†ƒǡ––‘”‡›ƒ–ƒ™ǡ ͷͷͷ‹‡”˜‡—‡ǡ—‹–‡Ͷ 26 ‡”‘•ƒ‡ƒ ŠǡͻͲʹͷͶ 27 AttorneysforPlaintiffs 28 ƒ‰‡ͳͳ Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ǯ ‹–‹ƒŽ—Ž‡ʹ͸‹• Ž‘•—”‡• A.L.,byandthroughD.L,etal.v.WaltDisneyParks&ResortsUS,Inc.CaseNo.14ǦCVǦ3327 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-2 Filed 08/22/14 Page 12 of 38 Page ID #:505

1  PROOFOFSERVICE 2  3  —‰—•– ͺǡ ʹͲͳͶǡ  •‡”˜‡† Žƒ‹–‹ˆˆ•ǯ ‹–‹ƒŽ —Ž‡ ʹ͸ ‹• Ž‘•—”‡• ƒ• 4 ˆ‘ŽŽ‘™•ǣ 5  Š‘†ƒ”‘––‡”ǡ•“Ǥ 6 ‡””› ƒŽ‘ǡ•“Ǥ 7 ƒ›‡ Š‘Ž‡” 8 ͳͻͻͻ˜‡—‡‘ˆ–Š‡–ƒ”•ǡ—‹–‡ͳ͹ͲͲ ‘•‰‡Ž‡•ǡƒŽ‹ˆ‘”‹ƒͻͲͲ͸͹ 9 ”–”‘––‡”̷ƒ›‡• Š‘Ž‡”Ǥ ‘ 10 ‡””›Ǥ• ƒŽ‘̷ƒ›‡• Š‘Ž‡”Ǥ ‘  11   12  BYPERSONALSERVICE˜‹ƒŠƒ††‡Ž‹˜‡”›Ǣ P.A.  , 13  „› ƒ—•‹‰•— Š‡˜‡Ž‘’‡–‘„‡†‡Ž‹˜‡”‡†„›‡••‡‰‡”–‘–Š‡ 14 ‘ˆˆ‹ ‡‘ˆ–Š‡ƒ††”‡••‡‡Ǥ GROUP  15  LAW

  ByEǦMAILORELECTRONICTRANSMISSION 16  17  By UNITED STATES MAIL ȋ  ƒ ”‡ƒ†‹Ž› ˆƒ‹Ž‹ƒ” ™‹–Š –Š‡ ˆ‹”ǯ• DOGALI 18 ’”ƒ –‹ ‡‘ˆ ‘ŽŽ‡ –‹‘ƒ†’”‘ ‡••‹‰ ‘””‡•’‘†‡ ‡ˆ‘”ƒ‹Ž‹‰Ǥ†‡” –Šƒ–’”ƒ –‹ ‡‹–™‘—Ž†„‡†‡’‘•‹–‡†™‹–ŠǤǤ‘•–ƒŽ‡”˜‹ ‡‘–Šƒ–•ƒ‡ 19 †ƒ›™‹–Š’‘•–ƒ‰‡–Š‡”‡‘ˆ—ŽŽ›’”‡’ƒ‹† ƒ– ‹ŽŽ•„‘”‘—‰Šǡ Ž‘”‹†ƒ‹–Š‡ 20 ‘”†‹ƒ”› ‘—”•‡ ‘ˆ „—•‹‡••Ǥ   ƒ ƒ™ƒ”‡ –Šƒ– ‘ ‘–‹‘ ‘ˆ –Š‡ ’ƒ”–› •‡”˜‡†ǡ•‡”˜‹ ‡‹•’”‡•—‡†‹˜ƒŽ‹†‹ˆ’‘•–ƒŽ ƒ ‡ŽŽƒ–‹‘†ƒ–‡‘”’‘•–ƒ‰‡ 21 ‡–‡” †ƒ–‡ ‹• ‘”‡ –Šƒ ‘‡ †ƒ› ƒˆ–‡” †ƒ–‡ ‘ˆ †‡’‘•‹– ˆ‘” ƒ‹Ž‹‰ ‹ 22 ƒˆˆ‹†ƒ˜‹–ǤȌ 23   By OVERNIGHT DELIVERY ȋ„› ƒ—•‹‰ •— Š ‡˜‡Ž‘’‡ –‘ „‡ 24 †‡Ž‹˜‡”‡†–‘–Š‡‘ˆˆ‹ ‡‘ˆ–Š‡ƒ††”‡••‡‡„›‘˜‡”‹‰Š–†‡Ž‹˜‡”›˜‹ƒ ‡†‡”ƒŽ 25 š’”‡••‘”‘–Š‡”•‹‹Žƒ”‘˜‡”‹‰Š–†‡Ž‹˜‡”›•‡”˜‹ ‡ǤȌ  26  ByFAXTRANSMISSION 27  28 

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1  ȋ ‡†‡”ƒŽȌ †‡ Žƒ”‡–Šƒ– ƒƒ†‹––‡†prohacvice‹–Š‹•‘—”–Ǥ  2  š‡ —–‡†‘—‰—•–ͺǡʹͲͳͶǡƒ– ‹ŽŽ•„‘”‘—‰Š‘—–›ǡ Ž‘”‹†ƒǤ 3  4  5     Ȁ•Ȁ†›‘‰ƒŽ‹ 6 ‹‰ƒ–—”‡  7 8 9 10 11  12 P.A.  , 13 14 GROUP  15 LAW  16 17 DOGALI 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 15 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR childw/apraxia Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 16 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR blindfiance WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ 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ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 36 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 7Ͳyearoldautisticson Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY autisticdaughterw ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 37 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR mobilityissues Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 16Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 38 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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 41 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 42 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR austiticson Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 16Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 43 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 18Ͳyearolddisabled ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 44 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 45 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2downssons Y DL Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY Crohn'sͲotherphysical ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 46 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR disabilities Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 20Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 47 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughter Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ 2disabledchildrenͲ9 CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF yearoldautisticson/ COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY downsyndrome ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 48 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughter Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY Serviceanimal/Susan ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 49 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR hascrowddisorder Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 50 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2autisticchildren Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR Canada MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 51 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y DL Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 52 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR IL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 53 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW WORKPRODUCT 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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 54 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR austicson Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 55 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR sonw/cp Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 56 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR blind;servicedog Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY handicappedadultͲ ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 57 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR mobilityissues WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR NJ MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 58 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 59 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 60 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2autisticdaughters WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR PA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 61 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 5Ͳyearoldautisticson Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 62 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 14Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 63 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 64 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR sonwASD Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY sonw/ADHD;sheis ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 65 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR alsodisabled Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 66 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR

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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 67 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR austicdaughter DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 12yearoldsonwith ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 68 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR ASD Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 69 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR nonͲverbalson Y Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY daughterdown ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 70 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR syndrome,etc Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 15Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 71 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR child Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY sensoryintegration ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 72 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR disorder Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY cp/mobility/mental ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 73 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR challengesYWDWYYWORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 19Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 74 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR KY MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 22Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 75 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y DL Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 76 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autistic WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 77 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR recentbadexperience Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR NC MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF other COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY disabilities/mobility ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 78 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR issues Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 79 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2autisticboys Y 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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 80 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticdaughter Y Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 81 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR leukemia/mobility Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 82 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 8Ͳyroldautisticson Y Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 17Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 83 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughter Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 84 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughterw/downs Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 85 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 86 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 3sonswithdiabilitiesͲ ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 87 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2w/autism Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR 5Ͳyearoldautisticcon w/congenital REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ anomilies(Anal CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF Atresiaand COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY Hirschsprung's ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 88 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR disease) Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 89 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 8Ͳyearoldautisticson Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR TX MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 90 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 91 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2autisticsons/OCD Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF other COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY disabilities/mobility ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 92 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR issues Y 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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 93 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR sonw/autism Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CO MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF 81Ͳyearoldmother COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY w/dementiaand ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 94 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR alzheimers Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY daughterwith ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 95 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR mobilityissues Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 96 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 5Ͳyearoldautisticson Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 97 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticchild WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF 16Ͳyearolddaughter COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY developmental ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 98 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR disabilities Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 99 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 100 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR mobilityissues Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 101 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 102 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 103 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF 3childrenneeding COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY assistance;blind ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 104 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR husband Y DL Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 23yearoldchildw ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 105 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR FragileXandautism Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR

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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 106 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 5Ͳyearoldautisticson Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 107 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 12Ͳyearolddisabled ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 108 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son(mobilityissues) YWDWYWORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 109 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 5.5yearoldson Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 110 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 111 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticdaughter WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 112 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 7Ͳyearoldautisticson Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 5Ͳyearoldtwins:1 ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 113 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autistic,1ADHD Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR VA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 114 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticchild Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ daughterwith CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF Turner'sSyndromand COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY othercognitive ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 115 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR disabilities Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY aspergers,ODD,OCD, ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 116 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR ADHA,Turrets Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 117 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW N WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR NJ MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 118 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticchild Y WDW 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1 Relationship LastName FirstName Phone Email AccessibilityNeed VisitedPark? WDWorDL? GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 119 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 120 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR childwautism WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR

4childrenwithvarying disabilitiesͲAutism, REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ SpinaBifida, CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF HydrocephalusDandy COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY Walker,Apraxia& ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 121 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR GDD Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ daughterwautism, CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF downsyndromeand COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY severemental ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 122 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR retardation Y Y Y WORKPRODUCT 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DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY daughterw/Williams ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 125 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR Syndrome Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 126 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY 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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF 8Ͳyearoldautistic COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY daughterw/service ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 132 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR dog Y DL Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR AZ MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 10Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 133 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR 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DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 136 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 16yearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 137 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR NY MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY childwheart ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 138 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR condition Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 12Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 139 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 140 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR granddaughterw/cp Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 141 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR childwithfasd WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 142 Client 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REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 20Ͳyearoldson ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 162 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR w/mobilityissues Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 163 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW/DL Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY daughterw/fetal ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 164 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR alchoholsyndrome Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 5Ͳyroldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 165 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR grandson Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 166 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 11Ͳyroldautisticson Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR PA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 167 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR physicaldisabilities Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 168 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 3autisticchildren Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY sonw/downs ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 169 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR syndrome Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY sonw/downs ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 170 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR syndrome Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR

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REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 173 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 174 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 175 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 10Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 176 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughter Y Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 177 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 4behavioraldisorders Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR NV MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 178 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR adultsonw/cp Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 179 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 7Ͳyearoldautisticson Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 180 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughterwithautism Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 3Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 181 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughter Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 9Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 182 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR childYWDWYYWORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 183 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 7Ͳyearoldautisticson Y W WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR

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CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY Crohn's/diabetes/neur ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 186 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR opathy WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 2autisticand ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 187 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR neurotypicalchildrenYWDWYYWORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY Chargesyndrome ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 188 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR grandchild Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 189 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 190 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 191 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF heartcondition;ADHD COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY grandson;motherin ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 192 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR wheelchair Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 14Ͳyearoldson ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 193 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR w/autism Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 194 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticdaughter DLFrance WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 21Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 195 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY autisticchildrenas ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 196 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR clients Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR

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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 197 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 198 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 199 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 9Ͳyearoldautisticson Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 200 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR sonw/aspergers Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 201 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticchild Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 5Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 202 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughter Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 203 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 7Ͳyroldautisticson Y DL Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 204 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 14Ͳyroldautisticson Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 205 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY similarissuesat ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 206 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR Universal WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 6yearoldsonͲ ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 207 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR disability? Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 208 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 209 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2autisticsons Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR

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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY daughterw/life ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 210 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR threateningcondition Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 211 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 4children,1disabled Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ 21yearoldautistic CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF son,alsomentalͲ COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY retardation,seizures, ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 212 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR nonͲverbal Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF physical/cognitive COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY challenged22Ͳyrold ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 213 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 17Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 214 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR England MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 16Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 215 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 216 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autistic/ADHDson Y WDW Y Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF 6Ͳyearoldson COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY w/sensorydisorder ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 217 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR issues Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 9Ͳyearolddaughter ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 218 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR w/cpͲmobility Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 16Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 219 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughter Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 220 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2autisticsonsYWDWYYWORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 221 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 2autisticchildren Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 222 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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 223 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR childwautism Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 224 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF MobilityͲsonw/spina COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY bifidaandpatientwith ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 225 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR downsyndrome Y WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 226 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR daughterw/Aspergers WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF 11Ͳyearolddaughter COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY autismandmultiple ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 227 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR disabilities Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 228 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autisticson Y DL Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 3Ͳyearolddaughter ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 229 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR CP Y DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 10Ͳyearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 230 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 231 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 9yroldson,aspergers Y WDW Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY disabledparentswith ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 232 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR children Y WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 7yearoldsonw ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 233 ClientͲLC,JC MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 234 ClientͲKB,JB MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR misophonia WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 235 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 236 ClientͲKPB,JBW MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 4yearoldautisticson WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR OH MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 237 ClientͲMB,AB MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 6yearoldautisticson WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 238 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 10yearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 239 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF 24yearoldson, COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY variousneuro ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 240 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR disorders WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 241 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR ADHD WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 242 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism;othersimilar N/A WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR AZ MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 243 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 244 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR anxietydisorder WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 245 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR mobility/turret's WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR NY MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 246 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 247 ClientͲSMG,SG MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR NY MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 248 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WDW?? 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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 19yearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 249 ClientͲJH,DH MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CT MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 11yearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 250 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR NY MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 251 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 252 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism/downs,more WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR PA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 253 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 254 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR DL&WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR Canada MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE ClientͲDLJ,CMJ, OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 255 DMJ MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR PA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 18yearoldsonw ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 256 ClientͲSLK,SK MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MI MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 257 ClientͲRK,JK MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR 5yearoldautisticson WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR VA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 258 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 259 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR cp/hearingloss WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR CA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 260 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 261 ClientͲDL,AL MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR

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GAC DAS Notes Address City State Zip REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 262 ClientͲCM,DM MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism/asperger's WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 263 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR downs WDW&DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 264 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 265 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 266 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 18yearoldsonw ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 267 Client MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 6yearoldson ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 268 ClientͲEM,SM,JM MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR w/sensorydisorders WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR OH MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 12yearoldautistic ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 269 ClientͲSP,TP MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR son WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR LA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 270 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR mobility WDW&DL WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 271 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 272 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism/epilepsy WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR FL MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 273 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR autism/stroke WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR PA MEMBERORMINOR REDACTEDͲATTORNEYͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ REDACTEDͲ CLIENT REDACTEDͲ DISCLOSUREOF REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE DISCLOSUREOF DISCLOSUREOF COMMUNICATION DISCLOSUREOF DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSURE OFDISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY DISABLEDFAMILY REDACTEDͲDISCLOSUREOFDISABLEDFAMILY 11yearoldson,eats ANDATTORNEY DISABLEDFAMILY MEMBEROR OFDISABLEDFAMILY 274 MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR MEMBERORMINOR throughgͲtube WDW WORKPRODUCT MEMBERORMINOR MINOR MEMBERORMINOR

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ʹͲ ǤǤ ʹ͹͵Ǧʹ͹͹ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ʹͳ ǤǤ ʹ͹ͺǦ͵Ͳͳ Ǧ  Ƭ Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ‹•‡›Žƒ† ʹʹ ǤǤ ͵ͲʹǦ͵Ͳ͸ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ʹ͵ ǤǤ ͵Ͳ͹Ǧ͵ͳͳ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ʹͶ ǤǤ ͵ͳʹǦ͵ͳͷ ”‡ƒ Š‘ˆ ‘–”ƒ –  ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ʹͷ ǤǤ ͵ͳ͸Ǧ͵ʹͳ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ʹ͸ ǤǤ ͵ʹʹǦ͵ʹ͹ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ʹ͹ ǤǤ ͵ʹͺǦ͵Ͷ͹ Ǧ  Ƭ Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ‹•‡›Žƒ† ʹͺ ǤǤ ͵ͶͺǦ͵͸ͻ Ǧ  Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ʹͻ ǤǤ ͵͹ͲǦ͵͹Ͷ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͵Ͳ ǤǤ ͵͹ͷǦ͵͹ͻ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͵ͳ ǤǤ ͵ͺͲǦʹ͹ȋ•‹ Ȍ ”‡ƒ Š‘ˆ ‘–”ƒ –  ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ͵ʹ ǤǤ ͵ͺͳǦ͵ͺ͸ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͵͵ ǤǤ ͵ͺ͹Ǧ͵ͻʹ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͵Ͷ ǤǤ ͵ͻ͵ǦͶʹʹ Ǧ  Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ͵ͷ ǤǤ Ͷʹ͵ǦͶʹ͹ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͵͸ ǤǤ ͶʹͺǦͶ͵ʹ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͵͹ ǤǤ Ͷ͵͵ǦͶ͵͸ ”‡ƒ Š‘ˆ ‘–”ƒ –  ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ͵ͺ ǤǤ Ͷ͵͹ǦͶͶʹ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͵ͻ ǤǤ ͶͶ͵ǦͶͶͺ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͶͲȀ͵ʹȋ•‹ Ȍ ǤǤ ͶͶͻǦͶ͸͹ Ȃ ‹Œ— –‹‘Ȃ Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ‹•‡›Žƒ† Ͷͳ ǤǤ Ͷ͸ͺǦͶ͹ͷ ”—Š – Ȃ ‹•‡›Žƒ† Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡•  ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• —‹–‹˜‡†ƒƒ‰‡• Ͷʹ ǤǤ Ͷ͹͸ǦͶͺͲ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• Ͷ͵ ǤǤ ͶͺͳǦͶͺͷ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͶͶ ǤǤ Ͷͺ͸ǦͶͺͻ ”‡ƒ Š‘ˆ ‘–”ƒ –  ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• Ͷͷ ǤǤ ͶͻͲǦͶͻͷ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• Ͷ͸ ǤǤ Ͷͻ͸ǦͷͲͳ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡•

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‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• Ͷ͹ ǤǤ Ǥ ͷͲʹǦͷʹͳ Ǧ  Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ Ͷͺ ǤǤ Ǥ ͷʹʹǦͷͶʹ Ǧ  Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ Ͷͻ Ǥ Ǥ ͷͶ͵Ǧͷ͸͵ Ǧ  Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ͷͲ ǤǤ ͷ͸ͶǦͷͺ͸ Ǧ  Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ͷͳ ǤǤ ͷͺ͹Ǧͷͻͳ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͷʹ ǤǤ ͷͻʹǦͷͻ͸ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͷ͵ ǤǤ ͷͻ͹Ǧ͸ͲͲ ”‡ƒ Š‘ˆ ‘–”ƒ –  ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ͷͶ ǤǤ ͸ͲͳǦ͸Ͳ͸ ‡‰Ž‹‰‡–‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͷͷ ǤǤ ͸Ͳ͹Ǧ͸ͳʹ –‡–‹‘ƒŽ‹ˆŽ‹ –‹‘‘ˆ ‘Ǧ‡ ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡• ‡‘–‹‘ƒŽ†‹•–”‡•• ͷ͸ ǤǤǤ ͸ͳ͵Ǧ͸͵ͷ Ǧ  Œ— –‹˜‡”‡Ž‹‡ˆ ͷ͹ ǤǤǤ ͸͵͸Ǧ͸͵ͻ ”‡ƒ Š‘ˆ ‘–”ƒ –  ‘‘‹ †ƒƒ‰‡•

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New York-Newark-Jersey City, PA Statistical Area Los Angeles-Long 2 Statistical Area

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Land, TX Houston-The Woodlands, 5 Metropolitan Statistical Area Combined Statistical Area Philadelphia-Reading-Camden, Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA- 6 6,034,678 5,965,343 +1.16% PA-NJ-DE-MD Combined NJ-DE-tvlD Metropolitan Statistical Area Statistical Area Washington-Baltimore- Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC- 7 5,636,232 +5.56% Arlington, DC-MD-VA-WV-PA V A-l'v1D-WV Metropolitan Statistical Area Combined Statistical Area

Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, 8 5,828,191 5,564,635 l\1etropolitan Statistical Area

Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA 9 5,286,728 Metropolitan Statistical Area

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Providence-Warwick, RI-MA 38 1,604,291 1,600,852 Metropolitan Statistical Area

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Autism in California

2012 Survey

Compiled by the Autism Society of California April 2012 • AUTlSM SOClETY Improving the Lives of All Affected by Autism EXHIBIT California ~ Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-4 Filed 08/22/14 Page 2 of 46 Page ID #:535

TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3

INTRODUCTION 7

DEMOGRAPHICS 9

OBTAINING A DIAGNOSIS 11

QUALITY OF LIFE ISSUES 13

ACCEPTANCE OF ASD IN THE COMMUNITY 16

ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES 18

SYSTEMS OF CARE 19

TREATMENT AND THERAPIES 20

SERVICE QUALITY 22

EASE OF NAVIGATING SYSTEMS 24

HEALTH INSURANCE 26

REGIONAL CENTER 27

SCHOOL DISTRICTS 28

TRANSITIONING TO ADULT SERVICES 31

ADULTS WITH ASD 33

ADULT SERVICES 34

HIGHER EDUCATION 35

EMPLOYMENT 37

RESIDENTIAL SERVICES 39

BUDGET CUTS & LEGISLATION 41

INFORMATION AND RESOURCES 44

INDEX 45

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 46

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Executive Summary

California continues to lead the nation in the highest number of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). The Autism Society of California (ASC) estimates there are at least 72,000 individuals living in California with a form of ASD. As the number of individuals with ASD continues to increase, budget cuts are placing more stress on service delivery systems effecting all ages.

The Autism Society of California first surveyed the California Autism Community in 2009. In January 2012 an expanded survey was distributed in both English and Spanish to capture individuals with ASD and families’ opinions on current services and needs. Over 1,400 responses were received. The Executive Summary highlights some of the findings:

Recognizing Symptoms and Obtaining Diagnosis 1. The number of families recognizing for 0-3 years symptoms and receiving a diagnosis before the age of 3 years decreased. In 2009 2012 2009, 92% of parents advised they noticed symptoms by age 3, however, in 2012 only Noticed First 92% 86% 86% parents reported noticing symptoms. In Symptoms 2009, 62% of families received a diagnosis at Received First 62% 54% age 3 or younger; in 2012 only 54% of families Diagnosis received a formal diagnosis 3 years or younger.

2. Twenty-two percent (22%) to 41% of the individuals with ASD need assistance with basic quality of life skills. The survey showed 41% individuals with ASD need assistance Dressing, Feeding and Toileting dressing themselves; 37% need assistance Independently With Help Not at All toileting and 22% need assistance feeding themselves. Families also reported 78% communication is an area of struggle for 58% 63% many of the individuals with ASD: 49% 36% individuals can not indicate when they are 29% 20% sick; 29% cannot request items they need; 8% 5% 2% 26% cannot request items they want. Dressing self Toileting Feeding self

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3. The Justice System is now encountering adults and youths with ASD. The 2012 Survey indicated 14% of families had interactions with police (including school police); 5% reported severe Law Enforcement behavior had involved interactions with Child Interactions Protective Services (CPS), neighbors, or school personnel; 3% advised the person with Jail/Juvenile Detention… 1% ASD had been entered into a behavioral unit Arrested 1% or 5150’d; 3% were given a warning from a Police Warning 2% Law Enforcement Officer; 1% was arrested and 1% spent time in jail or a juvenile 5150'd 3% detention center. Police Involvement 12%

4. The percentage of families accessing services through the Regional Center Clients 2009 2012 Department of Developmental Survey Survey Services (regional centers) has decreased since 2009: In 2009, 77% Regional Center 77% 70% of families indicated they were regional center clients, while in 2012, 70% indicated they were regional center clients (a 7% decrease from 2009).

5. Service systems are difficult to navigate. More than half of the parents and individuals indicated that this was another obstacle they must overcome and that all of the systems were moderate to very difficult to navigate. The regional center system was rated the most difficult to navigate with 81% of parents rating it moderate to very hard to navigate and 51% indicating the medical health insurance system moderate to very difficult to navigate.

Ease of Navigating ASD Service System

Very easy Easy, but some obstacles Moderate Somewhat hard Very difficult

28% 22% 41% 35% 32% 35% 33% 51% 15% 18% 10% 17% 20% 13% 14% 21% 14% 21% 19% 16% 19% 15% 25% 15% 23% 14% 20% 18% 19% 6% 12% 18% 21% 24% 13% 10% 11% 13% 15% 14% Regional Center In Home Office of Department of Social Security School District County Mental Medical Heath Supportive Disabled Rehabilitation Health Insurance Services (IHSS) Students at College

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6. Health insurance companies are currently paying for only 13% of Who Pays for ASD autism therapies. Parents report school districts are currently funding Therapy in 2012 48% of treatment (ABA, Speech, (Occupational, Physical, Speech, and Occupational, Physical Therapies); ABA) Privately regional centers 22%; parents are Paid paying 17% and health insurance 17% School companies are currently paying only Health District 13%. Even though the school districts Insurance 48% Regional are providing almost half of the 13% Center therapy, parents report they feel the 22% quality of the school therapies rate much worse than those provided by the regional centers, health insurance or privately paid services.

7. More than 40% of families are not aware of the new Autism Health Insurance Law (SB946): The 2012 Survey shows almost 44% of families are not aware of this new law and how it can benefit their loved one with ASD.

8. The majority of transition-age families (98%) believe current adult programs are not going to meet their loved ones needs. When we asked families with children 14 years or older and adults on the spectrum if they thought the existing Adult Service programs would meet their needs, 77% replied they were unsure and 14% indicated they felt the Adult Services they would encounter would be of low quality or would not meet their loved ones needs. Overall, only 2012 ASD Higher Education Snapshot 2% of families believe current adult programs are going to meet 2009 2012 their loved ones needs. 10% Attending a Junior College (2 yr) 17% 9. More Students with ASD are Attempted college, but is no… 22% attending community colleges 12% 8% and finding ways of staying in Attending University (4 yr) 8% college than in 2009: The 2012 0 Graduated college with a BS or BA 5% Survey showed more students with Graduated college with a Masters… 0 ASD are attending community 3% 0 colleges (17% in 2012 compared to Graduated college with an AA or AS 3% 2% 10% in 2009). The survey also Attending Vocational College 3% showed less individuals with ASD are dropping out of college – only 12% reported no longer attending in 2012 compared to 22% in 2009. There was no or little change in the number of individuals with ASD attending a 4 year university or vocational college.

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10. The number of Adults with ASD who Does the adult with ASD attend: 2009 2012 are employed or attending Day Survey Survey Programs has decreased. Individuals Day Program 29% 20% with ASD and parents reported a decrease in the number of adults Employed 42% 25% employed or participating in a Day Still in High School 16% 17% Program from 2009 while the number of At home - no program or employment 13% 18% adults who are sitting at home with no program increased.

11. The percentage of adults with ASD accessing Adult Services has decreased. Only 65% of the Number of Adults with ASD in Adult Services adults who participated in the survey reported 2009 2012 Survey they were current regional center clients Survey compared to 90% of individuals under 18. In Regional Center 90% 65% 2012, participants reported 39% of adults with ASD collect income from Social Security (SSI); IHSS 26% 52% 33% had health insurance through Medi-Cal; and Social Security (SSI) 52% 39% 52% receive In Home Supportive Services (IHSS). Adults expressed their frustration with the Medi-Cal 51% 33% quality of employment services they received from the Regional Center employment programs, County Mental NA 7% day programs and the Department of Health Rehabilitation Employment Programs. The Regional Center Employment Programs had 57% participants rate it as poor; Department of Rehabilitation had a 53% poor rating and Regional Center Day Programs had a 42% poor rating.

12. Even with all the public awareness done over the last five years, the majority of individuals with ASD and parents report they do not feel accepted by their own families, schools and neighborhoods. Only half reported individuals with ASD are completely accepted by extended family; 21% accepted in their own school; and 23% accepted in their own neighborhood. The 2012 Survey did bring good news. Although there still is a large number of individuals with ASD who have no friends, families reported more peer relationships than reported in 2009: 40% of families reported their child had no friends compared to 53% in 2009. As one parent voiced, “It's better than it was a decade ago, but there is still room for improvement. Awareness & exposure of our kids forces requires allows the 'other people' to see experience participate in the lives or lessons our kids live and teach. Acceptance is a general term. Tolerance is another and better still embraced is the ultimate word I’d strive for”

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Introduction

Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) are complex developmental disabilities which typically appears during the first three years of life and affects a person’s ability to communicate and interact with others. The term "Autism Spectrum Disorders" is often used to describe disorders that currently include autism, Asperger syndrome, and Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS). These disorders are typically characterized by social deficits, communication difficulties, stereotyped or repetitive behaviors and interests, and/or cognitive delays. Although these diagnoses share some common features, individuals with these disorders are thought to be "on the spectrum" because of differences in severity across these domains.

In December 2009, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) concluded the prevalence of autism had raised to 1 in every 110 births in the United States and almost 1 in 70 boys. This increase means 1% of the general population has a form of autism. On March 29, 2012, the CDC announced the rate at 1 in every 88 births showing a 78% increase in the past 10 years.

California continues to lead the nation in the highest number of individuals with ASD. We estimate there are at least 72,000 individuals living in California with a form of ASD. The California Department of Education reports there are 65,908 students as of December 2010 identified with ASD. There is no current data available from the Department of Developmental Services, however, as of 2007, DDS reported they had identified 6,000 adults with autism. We believe 72,000 is a conservative number that will include children under the age of 3 who have not received a formal diagnosis, the adults with ASD who do not qualify for DDS services, and the school-aged children on the spectrum, but do not qualify for special education services.

2012 CALIFORNIA SURVEY

On Jan 9, 2012, the 2012 California Autism Survey was released electronically through the network of Autism Society chapters and other autism organizations throughout California in English and Spanish. The survey was open to individuals on the spectrum, parents and caregivers of all ages. Answers were gathered from the experiences of over 1,500 individuals with ASD. The youngest was 1 year old; the oldest was 85 years old.

Data was collected from Jan 9, 2012, through Feb 1, 2012. A total of 1,412 participated in the survey; 1,381 in English (98%) and 31 in Spanish (2%); however 1,148 people completed all the questions. Because this survey was only distributed online, we realize the families who do not have access to the internet will not be represented.

The Survey was similar to a Survey conducted by the Autism Society of California (ASC) in 2009. The objective was to gather information on services and supports in California to determine a course of action to assist individuals and families living with ASD in California.

Comments from the survey will be highlighted in blue and italicized.

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LIMITATIONS OF DATA REPORTING

Despite the Survey being available in Ethnicity Represented Spanish and an outreach effort through Latino groups, we did not receive a Special Ed CDE 2010 ASD CDE 2010 2012 Survey representative sample of the Latino 0% community. Native Hawaiian or other Pacific 0% Islander The Latino families only accounted for 1% 16% of the survey participants compared 0 to 36% of the students assessed with ASD Middle Eastern 0 through the California Department of 1% Education (CDE). Both the Asian 1% American Indian or Alaskan community and the African American 1% Native community are under represented in the 2% survey. Only 8% of the survey 0 participants indicated they were of Asian Do Not Wish to State 0 Ethnicity compared to the California 3% Department of Education data showing 0 14% of the student population is of Asian Some other race (please specify) 0 ethnicity. While 6% of our survey 4% participants were of African American 10% ethnicity compared to the CDE average of Black or African-American 8% 8%. 6%

Because this survey was available only 6% Asian 14% online we realize families and individuals 8% without access to the internet or lower socioeconomic status would have been 51% Latino 36% excluded. 16%

29% White 38% 59%

Figure 1

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Demographics

ASD HOUSEHOLD DEMOGRAPHICS

Individuals from 45 of the 58 California counties (78%) Individuals in Household with ASD participated. The reported average household size was 3.88 as Diagnosis compared to the California state average of 2.89 (US Census 2009 2012 2010). As in the 2009 Survey 1/3 of the families (33%) indicated 1 person 89% 89% they had another person living in the house with a special need. 2 people 10% 10% The median income was inconclusive since the number of people 3 people .2% 1% who chose not to answer affected the data. 4 or more 0 0%

Figure 2 Families and individuals reported 89% of the families had only 1 person with an ASD diagnosis, consistent with the findings in the 2009 survey (Figure 1). Diagnostic Breakdown The majority (63%) of the families indicated that autism was the 2009 2012 primary diagnosis; Asperger’s 17%; 15% of families indicated Autism 67% 68% Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not otherwise Specified Asperger’s 19% 18% (PDD-NOS) diagnosis; and 5% indicated they had not received a PDD- 10% 16% formal diagnosis (Figure 2). Interestingly, the data indicates more NOS No formal 3% 5% families are receiving a PDD diagnosis. diagnosis Males continue to outnumber females; 79% males to 21% females. This was the same ration we Figure 3 received in the 2009 Survey.

2012 Survey Seventy-seven percent (77% or 890) of the participants of Age of Person with ASD the survey were answering for a family member under the age of 18 years, while 23% (258 individuals) of the survey Over 18 were over the age of 18 years. 22%

Under 18 78%

Figure 4

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Figure 5 2012 Demographics - Age

CDE 2012 Survey

29%

23% 23% 21% 18% 15% 16% 16% 13% 11% 8% 5% 1%

0 to 2 3 to 5 6 to 9 10 to 13 14 to 17 18 to 21 over 22

The average age of the person with ASD in the 2012 Survey was 15.4 years of age. Figure 5 shows the data collected in the 2012 Survey has a similar profile as the California Department of Education (CDE) data showing the number of students diagnosed with ASD in the state (DataQuest 2010). The 2012 Survey was open to all individuals with ASD, some who may not qualify for services through these agencies.

CO-MORBID CONDITIONS Diagnostic Breakdown 2009 2012 In 2009 over half of the individuals (54%) Anxiety 17% 47% indicated there was a co-morbid condition. Sensory Processing Not reported 43% In 2012, 87% reported co-morbid conditions. Feeding Issues/Picky Eater 30% 43% ADD or ADHD 7% 37% In 2009 there were only 5 conditions in Allergies 21% 37% which more than 10% of the families OCD 13% 29% indicated a co-morbidity condition. In 2012 GI Issues Not reported 25% there were 13 co-morbid conditions over 10%. Intellectual Disability 12% 23% Figure 6 is not an exhaustive list but shows Executive Functioning Not reported 21% the co-morbid disorders with percentages Learning Disability 5% 19% higher than 10%. Sleep Disorder 8% 19% Depression Not reported 15% Seizures 8% 11% Figure 6

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more than 20 1% Diagnosis 15-20 yrs 0% 13-15 yrs 0% 9 -11 yrs 0% A great deal of progress has been made in 1% 1% identifying the earliest signs of autism and related 8 yr 1% 1% autistic spectrum disorders (ASD). Infants can be 7 yr 1% 1% identified as early as 12-18 months and current 6 yr 1% studies are looking for methods to identify ASD 1% 5 yr 2% even earlier. Early Intervention services provided 4% 4 yr 4% to children during early childhood create tools 3 yr 13% and skills to increase social opportunities 10% 30% throughout their lifetime, positioning them to 2 yr 29% 31% have the best possible outcomes. Studies show 1 yr 23% with intensive early interventions around fifty 18% 0-12 months 24% percent of children with autism can succeed in 0% I did not notice any… 2% the regular education classroom by first grade. Others will make gains significant enough that they will only require partial or less intensive special education services. We know early action drastically change outcomes and improve lives. Age First Diagnosis In 2009, 92% of parents advised they noticed symptoms by age 3. In 2012 only 86% of parents Received reported noticing symptoms. However in 2012, 24% of parents advised they first noticed 2009 2012 symptoms before age 1 year compared to 18% in 0% 2009. more than 20 3% 15-20 yrs 0% 1% Furthermore, there was a decrease in the number 2% 13-15 yrs 2% of diagnoses received by age 3 years. In 2012 only 6% 9 -11 yrs 6% 54% of families received a formal diagnosis 3 years 2% 8 yr 3% or younger compared to 62% in 2009. 3% 7 yr 3% 5% 6 yr 4% 8% 5 yr 8% 11% 4 yr 11% 29% 3 yr 26% 28% 2 yr 22% 1 yr 5% 5% Figure 8 0% 0-12 months 1%

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2012 Diagnosis 35% 30% 25% 20% 15%

10% Symptoms 5% Told Dr 0% Formal Diagnosis

Figure 9

Figure 9 shows there is still a delay between parents receiving a diagnosis. While most parents advised they noticed symptoms and reported it to the doctor by age 2, most families did not receive a diagnosis until age 3. Another interesting note is the number of families who are reporting receiving a diagnosis after age 3 seems to have stayed consistent in the last three years.

Who Gave the First WHERE FAMILIES ARE RECEIVING Medical Diagnosis DIAGNOSIS 2009 2012 The data from Figure 10 shows the change in who is providing the diagnosis to families. In 2009 parents 26% indicated the Regional Center and psychologist Regional Center 26% accounted for more than half of the first diagnosis. 27% Psychologist 19% While 26% of parents continue to report they 13% received their first diagnosis from the Regional Developmental pediatrician 15% Center, families also reported relying on other 13% Neurologist 15% professionals for diagnostic services. Here was a 3% Assessment clinic 13% significant increase of parents using assessment clinics and psychiatrists. In addition, the number of School district pyschologist 3% 14% school psychologists making an initial assessment 3% Psychiatrist 10% increased significantly. This could indicate an 6% increase of diagnosis of “higher functioning Pediatrician 9% children.” 6% Neuropsychologist 6% 0 Not formally diagnosed 3% Figure 10

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Quality of Life Issues

This is a new section for the Autism Survey. Improving the quality of life of people with ASD is an intrinsic part of the Autism Society’s operational philosophy. The Autism Society focuses on delivering programs and information which will impact individuals with autism TODAY and continue to improve their quality of life, throughout their whole life.

In this 2012 Survey we focused on five (5) basic skills that would greatly impact an individual’s ability to communicate, live, work and participate in recreational skills as independently as possible: communicating, dressing, toileting, feeding and exhibiting behavior which could be considered dangerous to themselves or others.

Reminder – the average age of this survey was 15.4 years.

DRESSING SELF Dressing, Feeding and Toileting This was the skill that individuals with Independently With Help Not at All ASD seem to have the most difficulty with. The survey showed 41% of 78% individuals with ASD currently need 58% 63% assistance to dress themselves (36% 36% need some assistance; 5% need 29% maximum assistance). Some parents 20% 8% reported issues of difficulty with 5% 2% buttons, snaps and zippers due to fine Dressing self Toileting Feeding self motor weaknesses. Other parents reported sensory issues caused children or adults to wear the same clothing. Other parents reported individuals with ASD may not be able to choose appropriate clothing for the Figure 11 weather or occasion.

“Clothes are not always appropriate for the weather -- might be backwards -- belts might be twisted or not tight enough -- buttoning may be uneven -- and shoe laces are not tied tightly enough.”

“Tactile issues - cotton Tee, basketball shorts. Good sneakers are hard to find, Will wear the same pair for a year even if they are falling apart. Doesn't understand social dressing.”

TOILETING

The survey showed a total of 37% of individuals with ASD currently need assistance toileting (29% some assistance; 8% maximum assistance). The majority of the toileting issues reported were around self- cleaning after toileting.

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“He is capable of urinating in the toilet by himself, but still will not have a bowel movement in the toilet. Therapists and family have been working on toilet training for almost 3 years.”

“Although she is toilet trained, she will (a few times a year) poop on the floor of her bedroom and smear the feces all over the room.”

FEEDING SELF

This question referred to actual feeding and not preparing or cooking food. The survey showed this area was the most successful with 22% of the respondents indicating assistance was needed (20% need assistance; 2% need maximum assistance).

“…he may need the food completely prepared, as he can use neither fork nor knife, he can use only a spoon.”

“He cannot cut food and eats too fast.”

COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Being able to communicate is one of the most basic of human needs in all stages of life. Communication is usually severely impaired in persons with autism. What the individual understands (receptive language) as well as what is actually spoken by the individual (expressive language) can be significantly delayed or nonexistent. This includes the inability to understand simple directions, questions, or request for things they want or need. Communication Skills Our survey indicates communication is an area of struggle for most of the individuals with ASD: Never Rarely Sometimes Most of the time • 49% individuals can not indicate when they are sick Always • 29% cannot request items they need 13% • 26% cannot request items they want 15% Indicates When Sick 21% Caregivers also report verbal communication is still 24% the preferred way to communicate. 27%

1% • 10% use PECS 3% • 8% use Assistive Technology Requests Wants 22% 44% • 9% use writing or typing 42%

1% 6% Requests Needs 22% 45% 38% Figure 12

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DANGEROUS BEHAVIOR

Individuals with autism can often display many types of unusual behavior including repetitive behavior (such as hand flapping, making sounds, pacing) and self-injury (hand biting, head banging). Because of lack of social skills, children and adults with ASD may not understand the consequence of their words or actions (“I’m so angry I want to kill you” or walk into someone else’s house because they hear their favorite song). Children and adults with ASD may become overwhelmed and “meltdown” in public or simply wander away or bolt from a safe place (elope).

• 7% of caregivers reported they had to take the loved one with ASD to an Emergency Room for behavior

• 17% of survey participants report behavior severe enough to cause interactions with Law Enforcement, Child Protective Services (CPS), or a behavioral unit. • Figure 13 shows the breakdown of Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Interactions: 14% reported interactions with police Interactions (including school police); 5% reported severe behavior which had Jail/Juvenile Detention Center 1% involved interactions with CPS, neighbors, or school personnel; and Arrested 1% 3% were checked into a behavioral unit or 5150’d. Three percent (3%) of Police Warning 2% the surveyed ASD population were given a warning from a Law 5150'd 3% Enforcement Officer; 1% was arrested and 1% spent time in jail or a juvenile Police Involvement 12% detention center.

“English paper on suicide prompted police call.” Figure 13 “Ran out of our house and down the street, prompting a call to 911 because we couldn't find her, and she didn't respond well or at all to calling her name at that age (~3). Still doesn't respond well, but better than "zero."

“She has called a neighbor to say she is being abused or has threatened to call the police to say we hit her. She heard this from another child. Her therapist gave us her business card and said have the police called her if she does make the phone call.”

“I once had a near riot at a Wendy's. One man told me that I should not take him out in public, and another woman was rude, yelled at me and raised her hand to my son when he told her not to yell at Mommy. The police were eventually called. It was HORRIBLE!”

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Acceptance of ASD in the Community

ACCEPTANCE

Even with all the public awareness done over the last five years, survey participants report this is an issue for most of them. Only half reported individuals with ASD are completely accepted by extended family; 21% accepted in their own school; and 23% accepted in their own neighborhood.

Do You Feel That People with ASD are Included and Accepted

Accepted Completely Somewhat Accepted Not Accepted at All

In local schools 21% 64% 15%

In your neighborhood 23% 65% 12%

In your place of worship (church, synogogue, temple, etc) 34% 51% 15%

By your extended family (grandparents, aunts, uncles, 51% 44% 5% cousins)

Figure 14

Individuals and families expressed their frustration of being asked not to attend family events, asked to leave private schools, churches, even their own neighborhood. Many talked about feeling that many families just stay home and don’t try to socialize in the world. We were especially struck by the number of comments showing families yearn for more than acceptance:

“My son is included and has a very full life, but is also ignored by many people.”

“People don’t get it and many do not want to get it-- these kids are living breathing ghosts especially in every aspect of the community.”

“It's better than it was a decade ago, but there is still room for improvement. Awareness & exposure of our kids forces requires allows the 'other people' to see experience participate in the lives or lessons our kids live and teach. Acceptance is a general term. Tolerance is another and better still embraced is the ultimate word I’d strive for”

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FRIENDSHIP

The 2012 Survey did bring good news. Although there are still a large number of individuals with ASD who have no friends, families reported more peer relationships than reported in 2009.

Outside of School and Family, How Many Friends Does the Person with ASD Have?

2009 2012 No one 53% 40%

1 Friend 16% 16%

2 Friends 14% 13% 3 Friends 6% 6%

4 or more Friends 11% 18%

Online Friends Not measured 8%

Figure 15

“He made many friends now that he attends community college with other people who are interested in music. He plays in the jazz band, orchestra and other musical groups there.”

“He thinks he has friends but they never initiate interactions. It is always us but we continue to try. If you ask him however he would tell you he has lots of friends.”

“No close friends. Just at school and occasional play dates when I can arrange them.”

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Access to Health Care

Average Number of Annual Doctor Visits for Individuals with ASD Figure 16 All Ages Over 18 yrs

23%

17% 18% 18% 15% 15% 16% 13%13% 14%

10%9% 8% 7% 6% 6% 4% 4% 4% 2% 2% 2% 2% 1% 1% 2%

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 or more

Number of Annual Emergency Room Again, keeping in mind that families Visits for Individuals with ASD without access to the internet were not All Ages Over 18 yrs included in this survey, the 2012 Survey 70% showed most people with ASD are 68% accessing health care professionals. 27%23% 9% 6% 4% 5% 3% 4% 2% 1%

0 1 2 3 4 5 or more Figure 17 Average Number of Visits to Dentist for Individuals with ASD All Over 18 56%58% 23%21% 9% 10% 9% 9% 5% 8% 3% 4% Figure 18 0 1 2 3 4 5 or more

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Systems of Care

Parents and individuals with ASD are faced with navigating many systems of care which can include medical insurance, the education system, regional centers, social security, In Home Supportive Services, Department of County Mental Health, and the Department of Rehabilitation. Each system’s assessment guidelines and supports offered can vary by county or region.

Agencies Providing Services to the ASD Community (All Ages)

Current Client Denied 77% 70%

49%

30% 27% 15% 13% 7% 9% 7% 11% 7% 2% 3% 5% 4% 2% 5% 6% 1%

Figure 19

The most commonly used services in the ASD community were special education services through the local school district. This survey showed approximately 77% of the ASD population is currently enrolled in special education, with another 11% on 504 Plans. Roughly 88% of the ASD population is being served in some capacity by school districts while only 70% are being served by the regional center system. Our 2009 Survey showed 77% of families were being serviced by the regional center system – a 7% decrease in 3 years.

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Treatment and Therapies

Figure 20, below, illustrates there seems to be a lot of confusion or desperation to try multiple agencies to fund therapies and services. For example, participants reported asking for funding for Camps through the School Districts, Regional Center and even Health Insurance. One parent reported they had an “after- school program provided by Superintendent of Schools, funded by Regional Center.” Another, “Speech Therapy was denied by health insurance after 3 years old because it was not medical necessary. After many appeals it was denied, so it was private pay after insurance stopped paying.”

The most requested service was speech and language therapy (93%). Parents pursued this service through a variety of service systems including school districts (74%), regional centers (17%), health insurance (23%) and private pay (21%).

Services Attempted Since Receiving Diagnosis Did not Received School Received Regional Received Health Privately request through District through Center through Insurance Paid the denied Regional denied your denied (cash, School Center Health check, District Insurance credit card) Speech/language Therapy 7% 69% 5% 13% 4% 15% 8% 21% Occupational therapy 12% 56% 8% 14% 5% 15% 7% 17% Summer School/Extended 18% 59% 5% 1% 1% 0% 1% 5% School Year (ESY) Social Skills Training or 22% 22% 4% 20% 7% 5% 4% 23% Groups Behavioral (ABA,Pivotal 23% 26% 7% 41% 5% 5% 6% 11% Response, Discrete Trial) Social Recreation Programs 24% 7% 2% 8% 7% 0% 2% 44% (Classes like art, music, theater, karate, sports) Respite 27% 1% 1% 49% 5% 1% 1% 6% Adaptive Physical 36% 40% 7% 2% 2% 0% 2% 1% Education (APE) Mental Health Services 43% 7% 1% 3% 3% 17% 3% 12% Camps 44% 1% 1% 10% 6% 0% 1% 24% Physical Therapy 44% 13% 4% 7% 3% 8% 4% 7% Assistive Technology 45% 18% 9% 2% 2% 1% 2% 8% Floortime/Play Therapy/RDI 48% 5% 1% 10% 5% 3% 3% 9% Biomedical Treatment 53% 0% 1% 0% 2% 4% 6% 19% Vocational Training 58% 9% 1% 3% 1% 0% 0% 1% Transportation Training 59% 8% 1% 3% 1% 0% 1% 2% Sexual Health Training 61% 5% 1% 2% 2% 0% 1% 2%

Figure 20

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Of particular interest was the data showing the Who Has Funded Treatment distribution of which agencies are providing treatment services to the ASD community.

Parents report school districts are currently

School funding 42% of all treatments (See Figure 21), Private Pay District regional centers 23%, parents are paying 26% 26% 42% and health insurance companies are currently paying only 9%. Health insurance had the highest rate of denials – 39% of claims submitted through health insurance were Health Insurance denied compared to 24% regional centers and 9% Regional 15% for the school district. Center 23% The most denied services overall were Assistive

Figure 21 Technology (9%) and Occupational Therapy through the school district (8%); and Speech/Language Therapy through Health Insurance (8%).

If we focus on the four most commonly used treatments and therapies for ASD: Applied Funding and Denials of ABA, Speech, Behavior Analysis (ABA), OT, and Physical Therapy occupational, physical and speech therapy, the 2012 survey shows Received Denied health insurance companies were 88% funding the least amount of 81% services. Health insurance had 64% the highest rate of denials for these four therapies – 36% of 36% 19% claims submitted through health 12% insurance were denied compared to 19% regional centers and 12% School District Regional Center Health Insurance for the school districts.

Figure 22

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Service Quality

Services Rated Good or Very Good

Good Very Good

45% 35% 45% 34% 29% 27% 23% 19% 22% 19% 19% 13%

38% 31% 33% 34% 34% 33% 37% 29% 28% 25% 24% 25%

Figure 23

Participants rated 12 different service agencies. Only one agency – Early Intervention programs had more than 75% of participants rate services good or very good. Fifty percent of the participants rate 8 of the 12 agencies good or very good (See Figure 23 above). Four agencies were rated poor or fair overall: College Disability Service Offices, Department of Rehabilitation, School District’s 504 Plans and County Mental Health.

The survey also shows a disparity between services offered through various systems across the state. The biggest disparity between qualities of services is speech and language services. Figure 24 shows a 19% gap in quality of services between services received through health insurance or have been privately paid and regional centers providing them and a 35% gap between health insurance/private pay and school district services.

Figures 25 and 26 continues to show the disparity in quality in Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy services with a 14% gap in health insurance/privately pay versus regional center services. There was a 37% gap between health insurance/private pay and school district occupational therapy services and 22% gap between physical therapy provided by health insurance/private pay and school district services. Autism Society of California 2012 Survey 22 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-4 Filed 08/22/14 Page 23 of 46 Page ID #:556

Speech Services Occupational Therapy

Poor Fair Good Excellent Poor Fair Good Excellent

20% 15% 28% 29% 49% 54% 30% 31% 39% 39% 32% 32% 29% 33% 19% 19% 9% 19% 11% 23% 14% 5% 13% 8% Regional Center Health insurance School District Regional Center Health insurance or School district or private pay private pay

Figure 24 Figure 25 Speech Services: 86% rated health insurance or privately paid speech services as excellent or very good compared to 67% speech services provided by regional centers and 51% school districts.

Occupational Therapy: 82% rated health insurance or privately paid occupational therapy services as excellent or very good compared to 68% of services provided by regional centers and 45% provided by the school districts.

Physical Therapy: 70% participants rate services paid through health insurance or privately paid as excellent or very good compared to 64% to regional centers and 48% school districts.

Behavioral Therapy: 70% participants rated Behavioral Therapy provided by health insurance or privately paid as excellent or very good compared with 67% for regional center services, 61% outside consultants for school districts and 41% for school district employees.

Physical Therapy Behavioral Therapy

Poor Fair Good Excellent Poor Fair Good Excellent

13% 33% 32% 31% 16% 28% 33% 36% 30% 32% 34% 38% 31% 23% 31% 21% 16% 34% 14% 15% 28% 26% 11% 22% 17% Regional Health Behaviorist - Behaviorist - 25% Center insurance or outside school district 14% 14% private pay consultant employee Regional Center Health insurance School district paid for by or private pay school

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Ease of Navigating Systems

Parents are faced with obtaining a diagnosis, researching what services and therapies are most appropriate, and then navigating through various systems. The 2012 survey identified 17 different services provided through eight different systems. Almost 1,200 people rated the various systems in California on how easy they were to navigate. More than half of the parents and individuals indicated that this was another obstacle they must overcome and that all of the systems were moderate to very difficult to navigate. The regional center system was rated the most difficult to navigate with 81% of parents rating it moderate to very hard to navigate and 51% indicating the medical health insurance system moderate to very difficult to navigate.

Ease of Navigating ASD Service System

Very easy Easy, but some obstacles Moderate Somewhat hard Very difficult

28% 22% 41% 35% 32% 35% 33% 51% 15% 18% 10% 17% 20% 13% 14% 21% 14% 16% 21% 19% 19% 15% 25% 15% 23% 14% 20% 18% 19% 6% 12% 18% 21% 24% 13% 10% 11% 13% 15% 14% Regional In Home Office of Department of Social Security School District County Mental Medical Heath Center Supportive Disabled Rehabilitation Health Insurance Services (IHSS) Students at College

Figure 28

WAITING LISTS

Twenty-nine percent (29%) of survey respondents advised they have had to wait for assessment services or intervention services. Of the parents that reported waiting, the average time was 9 months. Regional Center services had the highest number of parents reporting wait lists (40%).

“We have to pay out of pocket than wait because waiting defeats the purpose of early intervention.”

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“Waitlists for appointments with SLPs, OTs etc. through private insurance due to overwhelming caseloads of ASD clients: Children's Hospital Outpatient Clinics, Waitlist for Regional Center provided PRT, also at Children's Hospital.”

“Regional center - still on waiting list, also waiting for my son to see a medical approved neurologist for about a year.”

“Regional Center ~ 3 months for intake and another ~3 to get panel team appointment for diagnosis. Medical it has been over a year that we have been waiting since we applied.”

ADVOCACY TOOLS

Advocacy Tools

Researched on the Internet 75%

Read a book or publication 61% Only 26% of individuals indicated they were able to navigate systems with no help. Attended a workshop 51% Parents continue to feel frustrated as evidence by a sample of the comments Attended a support group 47% shown below.

An Advocate 36% The most common tools families turned to was the internet (75%). Nothing - I did it by myself 26%

A lawyer 18%

Figure 29

“The school district staff lies and does everything they can to not provide services. I feel sorry for all the children who need help, aren't getting it, and the parents can't win with the school district. We pulled our son out of school and have him a private school where the teachers actually care about helping our son both academically, socially, and emotionally.”

“Initial interactions with school district and regional center were hard, subsequent relationship has been very collaborative. Medical insurance rules change with every new person who speaks to you, even after getting prior authorization every claim is denied and has to fought for, sometimes with letters that point out that the insurance company is acting illegally.”

“Student in college now and Office of Disabled Students ~ not effective or helpful”

“The people at Mule Creek State Prison have fought with me about everything. If I get told one more time that they don't send Autistic people to prison I might scream.”

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Health Insurance

Health insurance services provided the highest Services Requested quality of services, but also funded the least Through Health Insurance amount of services – 9% compared to 23% Regional Center, 26% private pay and 42% school district Health Insurance denied funding (see Figure 30). Received through your Health Insurance The most commonly requested service through 2% health insurance was mental health services - 17% Assistive Technology 1% of families requested this service through their 3% Floortime/Play Therapy/RDI 3% health insurance at one time. This was followed by speech and language therapy and occupational Biomedical Treatment 6% 4% therapy (tied 15%). Social Skills Training or 4% Groups 5% The health insurance system has the highest rate of Behavioral (ABA,Pivotal 6% denial for services compared to regional centers Response, Discrete Trial) 5% and the school districts (Figure 22), but also has 4% Physical Therapy 8% the highest rate of quality of services (Figure 31). 7% Occupational therapy 15% 8% Speech/language Therapy 15% Figure 30 3% Mental Health Services 17%

Rating of Health Insurance Services Received Figure 31

Poor Fair Good Excellent

Speech Pathologist - health insurance or private pay 5%10% 31% 54% Occupational Therapist - health insurance or private… 8% 11% 33% 49% Physical Therapist - health insurance or private pay 14% 17% 33% 35% DAN Doctor 10% 16% 35% 39% Behaviorist - paid through medical insurance 14% 16% 38% 31% Neurologist 17% 25% 30% 28% Marriage Family Therapist 20% 27% 34% 19%

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Regional Center

Seventy percent (70%) of the families Services Requested Through indicated they were currently a regional Regional Center center client, with 7% saying they had been Regional Center denied denied services. This is down from our 2009 Received through Regional Center Survey when 77% families were members. 2% There are currently 21 Regional Centers Biomedical Treatment 0% 2% contracted by the Department of Assistive Technology 2% Developmental Services in California to 2% Sexual Health Training 2% provide a variety of services. Each regional Mental Health Services 3% center has the ability to interpret the 3% 1% guidelines for admission and services. Transportation Training 3% 1% Vocational Training 3% The most commonly received service is Physical Therapy 3% Figure 32 respite with 49% of families having received 7% 7% this service at some time, followed by 41% of Social Recreation Programs 8% 6% families receiving behavioral therapy. In Camps 10% 2009, 55% of parents indicated they were 5% Floortime/Play Therapy/RDI 10% receiving ABA services through regional 4% Speech/Language Therapy 13% centers. 5% Occupational therapy 14% More than 60% of the parents reported the 7% Social Skills Training or Groups 20% speech, physical therapy, occupational Behavioral (ABA,Pivotal… 5% therapy or behavioral services received 41% 5% through regional center were rated good or Respite 49% excellent; 55% of parents rated caseworker services as good or excellent.

Rating of Regional Center Services Received

Poor Fair Good Excellent

Regional Center Caseworkers 17% 28% 34% 21%

Physical Therapist 14% 22% 31% 33%

Speech Pathologist 14% 19% 38% 29%

Occupational Therapist 14% 22% 31% 33%

Behaviorist 12% 21% 34% 33% Figure 33 Early Intervention Program 7% 18% 31% 45% Autism Society of California 2012 Survey 27 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-4 Filed 08/22/14 Page 28 of 46 Page ID #:561

School Districts

Figure 34 shows approximately 77% of Percentage of ASD Students in Special students with ASD are enrolled in special Education education; 11% are on 504 Plans, leaving Regular 12% of students with no formal services Education 12% through the school district. School District - 504 Participants advised 11% of the ASD 11% student population is currently enrolled in School a Charter School or are homeschooled. District - IEP This is up from 8% reported in the 2009 77% ASC Survey.

Figure 34

Services Requested Through School Districts

School District denied Received through the School District Figure 35 shows the most 1% Floortime/Play Therapy/RDI 5% commonly funded and denied 1% Sexual Health Training 5% services through the school 2% districts. These numbers have Social Recreation Programs 7% increased dramatically from the Mental Health Services 1% 7% 2009 Survey. In 2009, 17% of ASD 1% Transportation Training 8% families reported speech therapy; 1% Vocational Training 9% 13% - occupational therapy; 12% - 4% aide support; and 11% behavioral Physical Therapy 13% 9% support through the school district. Assistive Technology 18% 4% Social Skills Training or Groups 22% 7% Behavioral (ABA,PRT, DTT) 26% 7% Adaptive Physical Education (APE) 40% 8% Occupational Therapy 56% 5% Summer School/Extended School… 59% 5% Speech/language Therapy 69%

Figure 35

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Figure 36

Rating of School District Services Received

Poor Fair Good Excellent

Speech Pathologist 31% 29% 28% 12% School Psychologist 31% 29% 28% 12% Behaviorist 28% 31% 28% 13% Special Education Instructional Assistants (aides) 25% 24% 30% 22% Physical Therapist 25% 27% 32% 16% Occupational Therapist 25% 27% 32% 16% Resource Teacher 20% 27% 32% 21% Special Education Teachers 16% 20% 35% 29% Behaviorist - outside consultant paid for by school 15% 23% 30% 32% This section of the survey brought some heated comments from parents and others remarked that services varies from year–to-year or school-to-school. We had a range of comments from grateful parents who found one person at the school that made the difference to other parents frustrated with an entire system:

“The teachers, adies and the admisistrative through (our) School District have been the most helpful, resourceful, have applied and gotten grants. They have iPads in the classroom, he is just beginning to work with the vocational program, starting to work the START program. He is currently taking guitar lessons three days a week at school. He loves guitars, and they initiated the lessons.”

“Last year's teacher would rate "poor," this year's would rate "good".

“We held my son back into an 8th grade program specifically designed for children with autism. He thrived and the teacher was incredible. Unfortunately, there was not an equivalent program available.”

“The special education aides have to only be US citizens and 18 yrs old. No formal training and they are left alone with our children!”

“The resource teacher at the public high school accused him of faking a disability because he was "smart enough to do the work." He is now in a district-paid NPS for kids with autism and everyone there "gets it."

“School district experts may be knowledgeable but their recommendations are constrained by the school district administration, i.e. they are not allowed to freely provide their honest opinion. I have had good Special Ed teachers tell me discreetly: "I'm sorry but my hands are tied."

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HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION

% of People with ASD The 2012 Survey shows 60% of individuals with ASD gradudated from High School, Graduating High School Dropped while 37% received a Certificate of Out of High Completion and 3% dropped out of High School Received a School. 3% Certificate of Families with loved ones with ASD Completion or Aged out between the ages of 14-21 (transition-age) at 22 yrs reported similar expectations. Families 37% Graduated projected 55% would graduate from High with a High School, 49% would receive a Certificate of School Completion or Age out, and 6% of the diploma students may drop out. 60%

Figure 37

Families with children under the age of 14, the projection is also similar: 63% project their loved will graduate with a High School Diploma, 23% age out, and 3% may drop out.

High School Completion

Actual 13-18 yrs Under 13 yrs

63% 60% 55% 49%

37%

23%

6% 3% 3%

Graduated with High School diploma Certificate of Completion/aged out Drop Out

Figure 38

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Transitioning to Adult Services

When we asked families with children 14 years or older if Transition Parents (14-21 yrs) they thought the existing Adult Service programs would Rating of Adult Services for the meet their needs, 77% replied they were unsure. Some families indicated they were not able to get information ASD Community on these programs while their child was still in High Exceeds my needs or 0% School. Others commented they were just trying to get excellent quality through the week and couldn’t think that far ahead. Meets my needs or very Overall, only 2% of the transition-age parents (14yrs and 2% good quality older) believe these programs are going to meet their Meets part of my needs or loved ones need. 6% average quality

Doesn't meet my needs or 14% low quality

I don't know 77% Figure 40 shows the breakdown by specific programs. Only Medi-Cal had 1% of families rate it as excellent. No other service provders were rated as excellent. Figure 39

Transition-Age Parents Answer "Will Current Adult Programs Meet Your Needs?"

I don't know Doesn't meet my needs or low quality Meets part of my needs or average quality Meets my needs or very good quality Exceeds my needs or excellent quality

Department of Rehab employment programs 83% 11% 4% 1% Regional Center supported living programs 78% 12% 6% 4% Medi-Cal programs 76% 13% 8%3% 1% Regional Center independent living programs 80% 13% 5% 2% Regional Center transition services to adult services 76% 15% 7% 3% Regional Center community based housing (group homes) 77% 16% Regional Center day programs 73% 17% 7% 2% Regional Center employment programs 74% 18% 6% 3%

Figure 40

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Seventy-five percent (75%) of parents clarified their expectations of what they want Adult Services to look like and common themes appeared:

• Range of options to fit person's needs • Meaningful work opportunities and support ranging from quality day programs to the ability to work independently • Appropriate housing and supports for a range of options including living at home, supported living or living independently • Access to proper medical care including quality mental health services • Safety - Someone to look out for each person's best interest; security to know that funding is in place

“Safety concerns, social opportunities, anti-discrimination, adequate transition planning before adulthood, and overall funding for providing services to the disabled, educating families what supports and services are available.”

“More opportunities for supported work for people with ASD. For those kids who have had workability opportunities, after graduation or age out of high school transition programs, there really isn't anything that will continue to put what the person has learned in motion. The adult programs need to work on actually integrating the people with ASD into the community and life. Seems from what I have recently viewed, there is a lot of baby sitting going on. Not what I am looking for my son.”

“Staged levels of living arrangements allowing individuals to develop independent living skills and graduate to their most functional level of independent living. Static living conditions don't seem to be the answer.”

Workability Program in WORKABILITY High School or College Families reported a slight decrease in how many Workability Program in High School or College individuals with ASD participated in a High 39% School or College Workability or Transitional Partnership Program (TPP) compared with the 36% 2009 Survey.

2012 2009 Figure 41

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Adults with ASD

The 2012 Survey looked at the diagnostic Diagnosis of Adults with labels given to individuals with ASD. Less ASD adults were diagnosed with autism (52% compared to 68% of children) and more were Over 18 yrs Under 18 yrs diagnosed with Asperger’s and PDD-NOS. 68% 52%

24% 14% 19% 14% 6% 4%

Autism Asperger PDD-NOS No formal

Syndrome diagnosis Figure 42

Figure 43 shows adults with ASD were reported to have a higher rate of mental health disorders compared to children with the largest discrepancy being depression (15% under 18 compared to 28% over 18). Figure 44 highlights the reported differences for health disorders. The largest discrepancy for health disorders between the two age groups was feeding issues that saw a decrease of occurrences (43% of children under 18 compared to 30% of adults over 18 yrs).

Co-morbid Health Disorders, Co-morbid Mental Health Adults with ASD vs Children with ASD Disorders, Adults vs Children with ASD Under 18 Over 18

Under 18 Over 18 37% Allergies (i.e. food or pollen) 40% 43% Anxiety 47% Sensory Processing Disorder 55% 36% 37% Obsessive Compulsive 29% ADD or ADHD 36% Disorder (OCD) 38% 23% Intellectual Disability 31% Depression 15% 28% 43% Feeding Issues/Picky Eater 30% 6% Bipolar 25% 11% GI Issues 29%

Sleep Disorder 19% Figure 43 24%

11% Seizures or Epilepsy 18%

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Adult Services Number of Adults with ASD in Adult Only 65% of the adults who participated in the Services survey reported they were current regional clients 2012 2009 compared to 90% of individuals under 18. In 2012, Survey Survey Regional Center 65% 90% participants reported 39% of adults with ASD collect income from Social Security (SSI); 33% had health IHSS 52% 26% insurance through Medi-Cal; and 52% receive In Home Supportive Services (IHSS). Social Security (SSI) 39% 52%

Medi-Cal 33% 51% Figure 45 County Mental Health 7% NA

Rating of Adult Services QUALITY OF ADULT SERVICES Poor Fair Good Very Good Individuals with ASD over the School district - 504 52% 19% 19% 11% age of 18 years and parents with adults completed this County Mental Health 36% 29% 29% 5% portion of the survey. In Home Supportive Services Department Of Rehabilitation (DOR) 32% 27% 21% 19% received the highest rating School district -IEP 26% 27% 30% 18% with 70% of individuals rating it good or very good. County College – Disability Service Office 21% 29% 29% 21% Mental Health had the lowest rating with a 30% rating of Medi-Cal 19% 21% 42% 19% good or very good. Regional Center 16% 24% 35% 26% Social Security (SSI) 13% 20% 37% 30% In Home Supportive Services (IHSS) 10% 20% 36% 34%

Figure 46

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Higher Education

The 2012 Survey showed more students with ASD are attending junior colleges. 2012 ASD Higher Education Snapshot The survey also showed less individuals 2009 2012 with ASD are dropping out of college – only 12% reported no longer attending in 2012, 10% Attending a Junior College (2 yr) compared to 22% in 2009. 17% Families shared tales of success and of the Attempted college, but is no 22% challenges faced: longer attending 12%

8% Attending University (4 yr) 8% “Dropped out and went back with a lot of suppport received a BSW in Social Work.” Graduated college with a BS or 0 BA 5% “He is taking a break this semester from college. He had a panic attack first day of Graduated college with a 0 school and decided to take the semester off.” Masters Degree or Higher 3%

“He got an AA degree and has been taking Graduated college with an AA 0 class at a University.” or AS 3%

2% “He is taking classes at the Orange Empire Attending Vocational College Railroad Museum in hopes he can become a 3% Train Engineer.”

Figure 47 “Tried to attend college 3 different times. he was overwhelmed with the number of people, the homework and the number of classess. Several agencies promised to give him a social coach to go with him and assist him during the transition period. Nothing ever happened and when I called to ask about what happened I got reemed by the supervisor. I was just trying to follow through and get the services promised. Nothing ever happened and he eventually dropped out. He now has $20,000 in debt for college loans and he probably has 9 units to show for it. Not fair!”

The survey also showed transition-age parents (14-21 yrs) and younger parents are optimistic about Higher Education possibilities for the future.

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Figure 48 shows transition-age parents and parents of children under 13 years of age are setting their sights on a variety of college options.

ASD in Higher Education

Current 14-21 yrs Under 13 yrs

39% 35% 30% 26% 26% 27% 23% 19% 20% 17% 18% 16% 12% 13% 8% 3% 3% 5%

Junior College (2yr) University (4 yr) Vocational College Receive AA or AS Receive a BS or BA Receive a Masters or Higher

Figure 48

DISABILITY STUDENTS OFFICE

Of those attending an institution of higher learning, approximately 83% indicated they have accessed services through the Disability Students Office. Only 50% rated the services they received from the Disabled Students Office as good or very good. College – Disability Service Office

29% 29% 21% 21%

Poor Fair Good Very Good Figure 49

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Employment

The employment picture continues to be bleak for adults with ASD. The 2012 Survey showed many adults with ASD are trying different options and programs. It was very common for an adult with ASD to have tried a mix of different options. An adult may have taken one or two college classes, started in supported employment, and then moved to independent employment or a Day program.

2012 ASD Employment Options Explored

College 24% Regional Center Day Program 20% No program or employment - at home 18% Attending High School 17% Supported Employment through Dept of Rehabilitation 12% Supported Employment through Regional Center 10% Independent Employment through Dept of Rehabilitation 7% Independent Employment through Regional Center 5% Attending Vocational School 3%

Figure 50

Unfortunately, these explored options do not seem to be translating into successful employment for adults with ASD. Individuals with ASD and parents reported the number of adults who are employed or participating in a Day Program decreased from 2009, while the number of adults who are sitting at home with no program increased.

Does the adult with ASD attend: 2009 2012 Survey Survey

Day Program 29% 20%

Employed 42% 25%

Still in High School 16% 17%

At home - no program or employment 13% 18%

Figure 51

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Rating of Adult Adults expressed their frustration with the quality Employment Services of employment services they received from the Regional Center employment programs, day Excellent Good Average Poor programs and the Department of Rehabilitation Employment Programs. The Regional Center employment programs had 57% participants rate it as poor, Department of Rehabilitation had 53% rate it as poor, and Regional Center day programs had 42% rate it as poor. 42% 57% 53%

Employment continues to be a prominent issue in 24% the ASD community and many parents expressed 21% 17% their frustration: 20% 23% 19% “Our son was working at Wal-mart and was told by 14% a manager he was a hard worker, was probably 7% 3% smarter then anyone there, but had a hard time Regional Center Regional Center Department of getting along with others. After 6 months he quit.” Day Programs Employment Rehab Employment Programs Programs “In researching options for after leaving high school at age 22, I find it quite difficult to find even volunteer opportunities in our area. I am polietly told we can't use them here.”

“Half way through a work adjustment program through DOR not going well. Has been a Regional Center client since August, 2011 has no Case Manager and we have received nothing from them.”

“He is in an internship program 6 hours a week. the rest of the time he spends in his room playing video games or watching t.v. My son looks capable, but what people don"t realize is the amount of anxiety he experiences if he tries to leave the house, converse with people, or drive to a job, etc. We do not know if the internship will result in a job. I have to drive him to work, wake him up on time, etc. He is not independent even at 21.”

“Works thru a workshop; with job coach in a regular job; working 16 to 20 hours a week as a courtesy clerk at local supermarket. The company makes effort to hire one to two disabled in their company per store.”

“He is under the umbrella of regional center, but receives no support from them at present. In college on a reduced schedule, wants to write or sportscast. He is physically awkward and his ADHD sometimes gets in his way. He tried to mow his Grandmother's lawn and she fired him.”

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Residential Services

Like employment services, residential Expectations for Housing services can offer a continuum. Adults may move from one service to another TRANSITION AGE ACTUAL over their lifetime. For instance, an adult with ASD can live at home as an adult, Live with Family Members 7% 15% may transition to supported living and then eventually live independently. Live Independently - no services 22% 24% A recent DDS report indicated 75% of Live with full-time support their clients of the regional center system live 46% own apartment or home 37% in their family home. The 2012 Survey asked individuals and their families Live in a group home 23% 47% where they wanted to live.

Live at home 62% Fifty-one percent (51%) of individuals and 51% parents with adults over the age of 18, and 62% under the age of 18 years, expect the individual with ASD to live at home in the future. Some parents indicated in the comment section they had Figure 53 planned for the adult to live in their home for the rest of their life, while others indicated they hoped this would be a process where the person with ASD would live at home, transition to living with some sort of support, and some to independent living.

Some parents expressed they were hoping after college, the adult with ASD would be better equipped for independent living. Other parents expressed their disappointment that more options were not available:

“He is currently living at home but gets very lonely. I would like to find an appropriate group home for him with other high functioning autistics, which has been very difficult.”

“Hopefully can remain in family home with support after parent's death.”

“He is on list for Supported Living, but no guarantees. He says he is not ready yet.”

“We are hopeful he will be to live away for college.”

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Rating of Housing Services

The majority of individuals Excellent Good Average Poor with ASD and parents using residential services felt the services in place rated poor in the area of Housing: 57% rated Regional Center 52% 51% 57% Community Based Housing (group homes) as poor; 52% 20% 16% rated the Regional Center 25% Independent Living 22% 26% Programs as poor; and 51% 13% 6% 7% 6% rated Regional Center Regional Center Regional Center supported Regional Center Supported Living programs Independent living living programs community based housing as poor. programs (group homes)

Figure 54

Parents again expressed their frustration:

“We have asked Regional Center to show us supported living situations (for the past 5 years) but they never do. The adult day program is basically a field trip a day and does nothing to prepare her for independence or work. We are disgusted -- this is not where we ever wanted to be or expected to end up.” “Supported living failed due to untrained staff in autism and Positive Behavioral Supports” “He will need assistance of some kind in future. Life expectancy of father is 4 years at most. Mother will be unable to provide for him. His brother will be making his own way, probably with a family. He will need some help in future or he will be on the street, I believe.”

“I am scared to death about what will happen to my son when I am not able to care for him.”

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Budget Cuts & Legislation

A large number of services that impact the disabled population have been affected by budget cuts, especially, the Department of Developmental Services (DDS), schools, IHSS, social security, and Medi-Cal. More than 25% of the total ASD population has been impacted by budget cuts in four different areas: cancellation of Extended School Year classes, reduction of Medi-Cal benefits, elimination of camps and reduction of respite hours. Survey participants (50%) reported that they have been most affected by reduction of respite hours. Over 200 families responded to this section of the survey with heartbreaking comments:

“I have to transport my child to his day program in the summer as the state cannot pay for a trip. This leads to him being absent more frequently.”

“While his Special Ed class was not cancelled, others were which meant his class was more impacted and kids with problem behaviors were lumped into his class when they shouldn't have been.”

“No day programs available. School ESY so minimal I had to leave my job to cover.”

“Lower hourly rate for respite workers makes it impossible to find someone to do this hard work for only $8/hr.”

“My son aged out of Early Prevention before the budget cuts kicked in, so we saw no impact with him. However, our second son (now 2 1/2) has a speech delay and other behavior concerns for which we cannot receive any services.”

How Have Budget Cuts Impacted Your Family Figure 55 Easy Transition Moderatly Effected Severely Effected

Day programs closed more often 1% 4% 6%

Special education class was canceled 1% 13% 9%

Summer school/Extended School Year (ESY) was canceled 2% 11% 13%

Reduction in Medi-Cal benefits 2% 15% 17%

Elimination of camps 5% 18% 14%

Reduction of respite hours 4% 26% 19%

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How Much Will These Proposed Cuts Affect Your Family IMPACT OF FUTURE CUTS Mildly affect Moderatly affect Severely affect

ASD families are Supported Living Services Cut 5% 7% 26% concerned about possible cuts to additional Medi-Cal Doctor Visits Limited to 7 year services. More than 25% 9% 9% 23% of families indicated that $50 Medi-Cal co-pay for Emergency 10% 9% 22% five proposed areas will Room visits impact them, and 3 out of the 5 areas would be 20% Reduction in IHSS hours 7% 11% 25% severely impacted. Many families indicated that the change in health care Medi-Cal co-pay for medications 9% 11% 26% laws that allow adult children to stay on private health insurance has helped them avoid Medi-Cal issues. Figure 56

NEW CALIFORNIA AUTISM HEALTH CARE LAW SB946 (Steinberg), the Autism Health Insurance Bill was signed into law in 2011 and takes effect July 1, 2012. This law states that California State regulated health care plans (also known as fully funded or fully insured plans) fall under the guidance of the new Autism Health Insurance Law. Those plans that provide hospital, medical, or surgical coverage shall also provide coverage for behavioral health treatment for pervasive developmental disorder or autism. Behavioral health treatment includes applied behavior analysis (ABA) and other evidence-based behavior intervention programs. This law does not apply to health care plans that do not deliver mental health or behavioral health services to enrollees, to participants in the Medi-Cal program, the Healthy Families Program or the Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS). The 2012 Survey shows that almost 44% of families are not aware of this new law and how it can benefit their loved one with ASD.

Do You Plan on Accessing Benefits Through the New Autism Health Care Law

43.9%

32.9% 34.3% 32.7%

14.2% 9.6% 10.7%

Applied Speech Occupational Physical Therapy I don't plan on Doesn’t apply to What health Behavioral Therapy (OT) (PT) using my my type of care law? Analysis (ABA) insurance for insurance services Figure 57 Autism Society of California 2012 Survey 42 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-4 Filed 08/22/14 Page 43 of 46 Page ID #:576

ADULT SERVICES CUTS Figure 58

Are you Able to Hire Staff with Forty-seven percent (47%) of our adult families Current DDS and IHSS Rates? indicated that they were impacted by IHSS and DDS cuts to staffing; 29% of the families indicated that NO they are not able to find staffing at the current rates. 29% Not applicable YES 53% Figure 59 18%

Do You Have to leave Work to Care for Your Adult Child When There is No Day Program?

Thirty-seven percent (37%) of the adult ASD families YES advised they are impacted by cuts requiring Adult 20% Day Programs to close more often. Twenty percent Not NO applicable 17% (20%) of the adult families indicated it required a 63% parent to take the day off to ensure the adult with ASD is safe.

Figure 60 shows families expressed concerned about possible cuts to adult services and how it will impact the family.

2012 Proposed Cuts to Adult Services

Will mildly affect our family Will moderatly affect our family Will severely affect our family

Medi-Cal medication co-pay 11% 14% 32%

Medi-Cal doctor visits constrained to 7 visits /year 12% 15% 25%

$50 co pay for Medi-Cal Emergency Room visits 17% 13% 22%

Figure 60 IHSS hours reduced by 20% 12% 9% 29%

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Information and Resources

Parents and individuals with ASD continue to want information, resources and training. Eighty-two percent of individuals and families indicated that electronic newsletters (82%) are the most preferred way to receive information. There was a significant increase in the number of people who wanted to attend conferences and support group meetings, but comments indicated that cost and time would be factors in these modes.

Most Requested Way to Receive Information, Training and Resources

2009 Survey 2012 Survey

4% Phone calls 13%

24% Snail mail 20%

5% Online Webinars (audio only) 22%

10% Download videos 28%

32% Surf the net 31%

24% Support Group meetings 50%

28% Conferences and workshops 59%

71% Electronic newsletters 82% Figure 61

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INDEX acceptance, 16 Higher Education, 35 Access to Health Care, 18 impact of future cuts, 42 Adult Services, 34 Information and Resources, 44 adult services cuts, 43 Law Enforcement Interactions, 4, 15 Adults with ASD, 33 Legislation, 41 advocacy tools, 25 new california autism health care law, 42 ASD household demographics, 9 Obtaining a Diagnosis, 11 Budget Cuts, 41 quality of adult services, 34 communication skills, 14 Quality of Life Issues, 13 co-morbid conditions, 10 Regional Center, 27 dangerous behavior, 15 Residential Services, 39 Disability students office, 36 School Districts, 28 dressing self, 13 Service Quality, 22 Ease of Navigating Systems, 4, 24 Systems of Care, 19 Employment, 37 toileting, 13 Executive Summary, 3 Transitioning to Adult Services, 31 Feeding self, 14 Treatment and Therapies, 20 friendship, 17 waiting lists, 24 Health Insurance, 26 where families are receiving diagnosis, 12 high school completion, 30 workability, 32

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Many thanks to the Autism Society of California Chapters and the individuals and families with ASD who participated in this survey including our board members: Marcia Eichelberger, President; Sandra Shove, 2nd Vice President; Penne Fode, Secretary; Jennifer McNulty, Treasurer; Greg Fletcher, Past President; and Board members: Misty Hogan, Coachella Valley; Margie Sullivan, Greater Long Beach/San Gabriel Valley; Ramona Puget, Kern Autism Network; Caroline Wilson, Los Angeles; Shirley Fett, San Diego; Connie Frenzel, San Francisco Bay Area; and Tiffany Mandelbaum, Ventura County. Thank you to Regina Moreno, Cherri Cary, Emily Iland and Monica Bernaldo for helping encouraging families to participate.

A special thanks to Penne Fode, ASC Secretary, for her many hours of editing and proofing.

Beth Burt Chair, 2012 Survey Committee 1st Vice-President Autism Society of California

For more information on autism spectrum disorders in California, visit the Autism Society of California website at www.autismsocietyca.org

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The post-summer off season of low crowds at Disneyland Resort lasted only two weeks, and after the crazy Friday the 13th Villains event Disneyland has crashed into its wildly popular HalloweenTime season before it shifts almost immediately into Christmas mode in early November. While Team Disney Anaheim keeps their cards close to their vest on Burbank’s orders regarding big new rides about to begin construction in DCA and Tomorrowland, there are still some big changes coming to the parks in the next month. In this update we’ll fill you in on what’s ahead this fall, why there are only three more weeks to use a Guest Assistance Card (GAC) in the American parks, and why TDA is suddenly fine tuning their Resort parking strategy.

Got that freshly spun tuft of candy corn colored cotton candy in your sticky hands? Have your Pumpkin Spice Latte poured? Then let’s get this Disneyland update started. . . The Good, The Bad, and the Unlucky

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Before we tell you about the termination of the Guest Assistance Card program, it seems appropriate to fill in a bit on the backstory behind that overcrowded Friday the 13th event last Friday night. The concept was dreamed up by the One Disney marketing team as a bi-coastal Limited Time Magic offering. At Disneyland it also coincided with the first day of Haunted Mansion Holiday and Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy, which is historically a very busy Friday evening anyway as the Annual Passholders all flood in after work to check out the seasonal overlays. Each property

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was allowed some leeway in what they could do, and the Disneyland entertainment team landed on the two dance parties and as many Villains characters in the park as they could find CM’s to staff properly. Ladle this concept with the usual marketing hype and a 1:00AM closing time for Disneyland, and judging by the online reviews people either loved it (Villains!) or hated it (Crowds!).

Disneyland Resort got hammered by those crowds on Friday evening, with the attendance at both parks basically tripling in size between mid afternoon and late evening. Between 10:00PM and Midnight alone, an additional 5,000 Annual Passholders arrived at Disneyland after fighting late night traffic around Anaheim and finally finding a parking space at the GardenWalk mall. The numbers for that day tell the story:

Disneyland Attendance on Friday the 13th 55,000 Total Guests, of whom 36,000 were Annual Passholders

Disney California Adventure Attendance on Friday the 13th 30,000 Total Guests, of whom 19,000 were Annual Passholders

Total Resort Attendance 85,000 Total Guests, of whom 55,000 were Annual Passholders

Compared to an average busy summer day six weeks ago, when an 80,000 combined attendance was average but only 12,000 of those are Annual Passholders due to summer blockouts, the Friday night frenzy caused by Annual Passholders is a uniquely off-season phenomenon.

In TDA’s defense, they pulled out every trick they had to get as much parking as was available and to keep off-duty CMs away. Earlier this summer TDA made Friday the 13th a blockout day for Cast Member sign-in passes, and Disneyland’s parking team went into the event planning for New Years Eve crowds with every tram and bus and satellite parking lot they have pressed into service and staffed to the max, with extra Anaheim traffic cops staffed at TDA’s expense at major intersections.

But out at Walt Disney Worlnd, the TDO team failed to think of blocking Cast Member passes and they had a parking strategy that was based on just an average busy weekend. The result in WDW was that thousands of Cast Members and their families descended on Hollywood Studios to get in for free, and the parking situation and traffic logistics quickly fell apart at the seams. TDO’s lack of logistics planning needs to take a lot of the blame for this one, and it doesn’t help that via “The Hub” intranet website they continually encourage Florida Cast Members to return to property on their day off by touting free park admission and discounted recreational activities on WDW property. Whereas in Anaheim, TDA rarely encourages CM’s to come back to Resort property on their off time and instead touts CM discounts at the much wider range of cultural and entertainment options throughout Southern California.

One thing that the WDW team did right was to keep the executives in the parks and let them experience the madness first hand. DHS Vice President Dan Cockerell was in the park the whole night watching the drama unfold, and he pitched in with Guest Relations to personally take complaints and help where he could. It is executives sticking around on a Friday night to see the mess their team caused that can prevent this from happening again.

Contrast that to Disneyland, where most executives left last Friday evening and went home, missing the overcrowded park venues and gridlocked surface streets and backed up freeway off ramps that usually play out on Friday evenings. The TDA executives routinely rely on daily reports from lower level park duty managers to summarize the operation, and the summaries provided last Friday were quick to puff up the positives, ignore the negatives, and gloss over the hassles and massive lines that most park guests encountered. It’s a classic case of corporate C.Y.A., and it would be a refreshing change if these reports from Anaheim’s middle management were honest and clear in their assessment of the huge hassles and long lines created by these events. Or better yet, just have a Vice President or two stick around to try and exit the Santa Ana Freeway at 6:00PM on a Friday night and then fight for a parking spot. (Those Gold Sticker spaces reserved for executives behind Rainforest Café would be off limits in that experiment.) DAS all Folks!

With HalloweenTime now kicked off, it’s onward to the next bit of drama set to play out inside the parks in both California and Florida. The existing Guest Assistance Card (GAC) program is set to be discontinued and replaced with a new system on Wednesday, October 9th at Disneyland and DCA. As we’ve outlined for you before, after years of revolving door executives not wanting to get near the GAC issue, the rampant fraud inherent in the 10 year old GAC program was brought to an embarrassing light via an expose on The Today Show last May. Only then did the executives on both coasts admit that something finally had to be done, and the existing Guest Assistance Card will cease to exist on October 9th.

In its place will be an entirely new program called the Disabled Assistance System (DAS). The DAS will work similarly to the “return passes” issued at popular rides like Star Tours 2.0 and Radiator Springs Racers, where currently a GAC holder gets a Fastpass-style return time hand written on a card based on the current Standby wait time. But with DAS, that concept will be rolled out to several dozen high-wait attractions in Anaheim. Instead of going to the actual ride to get a return card, a DAS holder will report to one of several Guest Relations kiosks that will be set up around the parks, with a current plan to have four kiosks in Disneyland (Fantasyland alone gets their own kiosk) and three kiosks in DCA. The DAS holder will present their card and tell the Guest Relations CM which attraction they want to ride, the CM will look at the current wait time via the official Disney Mobile Magic app on an iPad, and will then write out a return time for that attraction and subtract 10 or 15 minutes to make up for the travel time to and from the kiosk. Only one ride reservation on a DAS card can be made at a time, so if the current wait for Space Mountain is 90 minutes and your return time is written for 75 minutes later, a DAS holder will not get another return time printed on their DAS until the first one has expired. A person with a DAS card could go and do anything else in the park in the meantime; watch a parade, see a show, have lunch, go on low-wait time attractions, pull a regular Fastpass for any other attraction, etc. But only one ride time can be reserved at a time with DAS, unlike the existing GAC which serves as basically an open Fastpass for any Fastpass lane in the park or an access card to go up the exit on any other type of attraction. The DAS changes that quite dramatically.

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(http://micechat.com/wp- content/uploads/2013/09/Card.jpg) The DAS cards will be issued only at Guest Relations offices in both parks, and the DAS kiosks are only for checking in for a specific ride. There will be no different stamps on the DAS like the current GAC with its half dozen stamp codes; you will either be issued a DAS or you will be instructed to use a wheelchair or other aid for your mobility issue. DAS will only be issued for one day at a time, although folks who can prove they are staying at a hotel for a few days could get a DAS dated for a short length of stay.

The person who is disabled and who has the DAS issued to them will also have their digital photo taken at Guest Relations, and the photo will be printed on the front of the DAS card and used by CM’s at the attractions to confirm that the DAS holder is actually going on the ride. The photos will prevent a current form of abuse, whereby one member of a party gets a GAC issued to them but then insists to the CM’s that they don’t want to ride they just want their children or friends to go in through the exit and skip the line while they wait nearby on a bench. Or worse, children or others in the party are coached into telling the CM’s that they are the person listed who was issued the GAC. To use a DAS, the person the DAS is issued to must be present at the kiosk and at the attraction and must go on the ride for the DAS privilege to work for the rest of the party.

There are more radical changes in DCA, where all queues and park facilities meet ADA requirements for wheelchair accessibility. In DCA, a person in a wheelchair or ECV won’t receive any extra courtesies or services beyond those visitors who are not in a wheelchair. People visiting DCA in wheelchairs likely won’t qualify for a DAS, and will now experience the park as everyone else does, including waiting in Standby lines and juggling Fastpass return times. The task of implementing that culture change will be more intense in Anaheim than Orlando as there are currently 55 attractions at Disneyland Resort that use a ride vehicle, and about 35 of those have wheelchair accessible queues. Comparatively, there are a total of 46 attractions at Walt Disney World’s four parks combined that use a ride vehicle, and 38 of those have wheelchair accessible queues. There are more rides overall at Disneyland Resort compared to WDW, and more of them in Anaheim are not wheelchair accessible.

At Disneyland Park there are 20 rides that have been identified as non-wheelchair accessible, and at those 20 rides an accommodation of going through the exit or a Fastpass lane will be offered to those in wheelchairs. A person in a wheelchair doesn’t need a DAS to get access at those attractions, thereby limiting the issuing of DAS cards in that park. Disneyland’s operations teams are studying ways to restore the wheelchair accessibility designed into the queues of some newer rides, like Indiana Jones, to allow a DCA-style equity to exist at as many Disneyland rides as possible. It should be noted that the work implementing DAS, which has had lots of executive involvement from both coasts, has now generated serious discussion in TDA on creating a five-year plan of capital expenditure to go in to those older rides and retrofit them with wheelchair accessible queues. But that’s still a few years away.

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(http://micechat.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/pic_Hor.jpg) The goal behind DAS is to still offer service to those who may need it, but to also eliminate the wild excesses of the GAC system which operated on most days and on most rides as an unlimited Fastpass card and/or a backdoor pass to slip in via the exit with a much shorter wait. The one exception to the DAS program is made for Make-A-Wish children. A new Genie lanyard has been created for Make-A-Wish children that will act like an unlimited Fastpass and instant backdoor access card (basically the same thing as the current GAC with the “green light” stamp on it), and it will be sent to the families just before their visit directly from the Make-A-Wish headquarters in Phoenix. The Make-A-Wish cards won’t be kept on Disney property, at the specific request of Disney to avoid any ability to use that courtesy for anyone other than qualified Make-A-Wish visitors.

Guest Relations and Attractions Cast Members in both parks have already been scheduled classroom training for the DAS program through late September and early October. The Guest Relations team will get the most intensive training day, as they’ll be on the front lines of this new system as they try and reel in expectations of Annual Passholders used to having a GAC with easy access to any ride they wanted. Staffing for Guest Relations is being beefed up as much as possible beginning with roll-out day on Wednesday, October 9th, and the Security department has also been asked to help staff officers in Guest Relations centers in Disneyland and DCA to help with anyone who may get verbally abusive or threaten violence against those Guest Relations CM’s doling out the more restrictive DAS cards.

The real day to watch will be Friday, October 11th, two days after DAS begins and the first day when 25,000+ Annual Passholders show up in the evening. This is going to be ugly for at least a few weeks, everyone agrees on that. It helps that the exact same program is being rolled out at WDW at the same time, and that finally there are several senior executives supporting the program. It will be interesting to see how strong the executives stand behind the DAS program when the inevitable ugly media stories begin showing up on the local news and online, or heaven forbid if the CM’s in the parks really start taking serious verbal or physical abuse. A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrowland

While October will feature quite a few upset folks in the parks, there’s still good news headed to Anaheim this fall. DCA Vice President Mary Niven has instructed her operations teams to go full speed ahead on their strategizing over WDI’s plans for Monstropolis and the Door Coaster back in the corner of Hollywood Studios, as Burbank bosses have quietly nodded that the check for the new project will clear the bank just as soon as the new fiscal year starts in October. Meanwhile, Disneyland Vice President Jon Storbeck is keeping his strategic planners on the path to a virtual Death Star landing in Tomorrowland, with a two-phase approach still favored to get some of the “placemaking” done prior to the 60th Anniversary in ’15, with the rest opening after the 60th and bookended by the Monstropolis opening in early 2017. The recent “play tests” conducted by WDI in the Golden Horseshoe were an important part of that planning for Tomorrowland, as WDI and Disneyland’s operations teams are curious to see how they can get WDI’s plans for a rowdy night in a Tatooine cantina to work with theme park guests. And you can bet there’s lots of food and drink and merch sales piled on to the fun in that interactive cantina attraction planned for Tomorrowland.

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(http://micechat.com/wp- content/uploads/2013/09/pic17.jpg) Captain EO is also heading to extinction, but Burbank caught wind of TDA’s plans to close the increasingly irrelevant show for a fake “reburbishment” this month in order to save some labor dollars at the end of the fiscal year. Burbank bosses and an important clique in Glendale’s WDI headquarters want to make the most of their newly acquired Star Wars property, and the parks announcement is a key part of that.

Burbank was upset that if EO was closed for a refurbishment, fans would be able to see what was really its permanent closure in advance of a replacement announcement, and they told TDA to back off and just eat the extra labor hours. So the Captain EO fake refurbishment was shelved, and the show will stay open until the Star Wars plans are announced. Don’t forget, there’s the first D23 Expo Japan being held at Tokyo Disneyland on October 12th thru the 14th, and Tokyo’s Tomorrowland not only has an underused Captain EO show but also has an aesthetic that has been screaming out for an update for over a decade. Bob Iger and Tom Staggs are both scheduled to fly over to Japan for that D23 Expo and make a few announcements about the parks, and perhaps also mention a galaxy far, far away.

(http://micechat.com/wp- content/uploads/2013/09/pic16.jpg) But those announcements are still a month out. And in the meantime the current exhibit at the Blue Sky Cellar touting last spring’s debut of the Fantasy Faire is looking more and more useless. The Blue Sky Cellar is currently planned to shut down and go into mothballs with the new fiscal year on October 1st, and then wait until the Monstropolis or Star Wars announcement is made so that WDI can stage a new exhibit there in 2014. Those Guest Relations CM’s that staff the Cellar will be needed elsewhere in October to help roll out the DAS program anyway, but if you are a fan of the Blue Sky Cellar a September visit to get your fix is advisable. PARKS and Resorts

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With the stealthy plans for more Anaheim expansion this decade, TDA has gone back to the drawing board on a parking expansion for the Resort area. The latest news was Disney’s acquisition of a big chunk of property on the corner of Ball Road and Harbor Blvd., as the current site of an old service station and an RV park. The plan is to turn this lot into 1,500 spaces of Cast Member parking, thus opening up breathing room to begin construction on a multi-level parking garage and streetcar station on the existing Pumbaa parking lot. A portion of that Pumbaa lot had to be turned over to Cast Members in early 2012, when the Resort went on a hiring binge in advance of DCA’s grand reopening. There are 1,400 spaces in the Pumbaa lot, and they are now available for CM’s as an alternate to the infamous Katella Cast Member Lot (KCML) south of GardenWalk.

KCML has been in operation since late 1998, and requires CM’s to wait in long lines to take a rag tag fleet of smelly standing-room-only shuttle buses to and from KCML. Although when wait times for the KCML shuttle exceed 20 minutes on peak days, many CM’s just end up walking the 1.5 miles to or from the park anyway. And at least the opening of GardenWalk in ’08 created a bit of a shortcut for them. The experience of KCML parking is so disliked by CM’s, that several thousand CM’s per day now voluntarily park in the Pumbaa lot and then walk a round trip of up to two miles to and from their work locations inside Disneyland or DCA. And these are front line CM’s working in the park on their feet all day, they aren’t walking to and from a cushy desk job.

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The Pumbaa lot

On busy days this past summer, the 1,400 space Pumbaa lot was often filled to capacity during the first and second shifts. Parking in Pumbaa sends those CM’s trudging back to their car down Harbor Blvd. and side streets late at night after their shifts, but the female CM’s try to walk in groups and have become street savvy to avoid the various panhandlers and con artists that lurk in the shadows there after park closing. But for most park Cast Members that darkened hike at the end of a long day spent on their feet is a better scenario than dealing with the indignity and hassle of the dreaded KCML shuttle. TDA now realizes they have more CM’s than they know what to do with, but before they can seriously barter with the city of Anaheim over how to best use the Pumbaa lot, and some connected property Disney also owns, they will have to find more CM parking. They are already using small overflow lots across Harbor Blvd. much closer than Pumbaa to park a few hundred white collar Cast Members who work in the original Administration Building inside Disneyland’s berm. But those auxiliary lots are being snapped up by hotel developers, as a new hotel building boom hits the Disneyland Resort District this year and next.

There are currently a dozen new hotels under construction or planned to get underway this winter in the Resort District around Disneyland; from a swanky Westin and Hyatt House on Katella, to a boutique Hotel Indigo, to mid-range motor inns like the Marriott Courtyard about to be built on the

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current Administration Building parking lot. The unfortunate thing is that the new CM parking structure on Ball Road will be even further from the parks than KCML is, so packed shuttle rides are looming in the future for the CM’s that have escaped to Pumbaa.

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1 RHONDA TROTTER (State Bar No. 169241) 2 Email address: [email protected] KAYE SCHOLER LLP 3 1999 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 1700 Los Angeles, California 90067 4 Telephone: (310) 788-1000 5 Facsimile: (310) 788-1200 6 Attorneys for Defendant 7 Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S., Inc. 8 9 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 10 FOR THE CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA ) Case No. 2: 14-cv-03327-R-RZ ~..... 11 A.L., et al., ) ffi 12 Plaintiffs, ) DEFENDANT'S RULE 26(A)(l) ...J ) INITIAL DISCLOSURES 13 0 v. ) 14 ) i5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AND ) V) 15 LU RESORTS U.S., INC., ) ) ~ 16 Defendant. ) ~ 17 ) ~~~~~~~~~~~~-) 18 19 Defendant Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S., Inc. ("Defendant" or

20 "Disney") hereby provides the following information pursuant to Federal Rule of 21 Civil Procedure 26(a)(l). Defendant makes these initial disclosures based on 22 23 information reasonably available to it at this time and reserves the right to revise,

24 correct, supplement, clarify or otherwise amend the disclosures set forth herein. By 25 making tpese disclosures, Defendant does not waive any rights or objections that 26 27 are otherwise available. 28

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1 I. INDIVIDUALS LIKELY TO HA VE DISCOVERABLE INFORMATION THAT DEFENDANT MAY USE TO SUPPORT 2 ITS DEFENSES 3 Defendant identifies the following individuals who likely have discoverable 4 5 information that Defendant may use to support its defenses, and the subjects of the

6 information: 7 1. Alison Armor - Director of Park Operations and Lodging. 8 9 Knowledgeable about the creation, development and implementation of the

10 Disability Access Service ("DAS'') card program, Disney's policies and procedures ....Q.. 11 er:: regarding the DAS card program, and the allegations in Plaintiffs' Complaint. UJ 12 ....J 0 13 2. Josh D' Amaro - Vice President of Park Operations for Animal :c u 14 Kingdom. Knowledgeable about the development and implementation of the DAS U') UJ 15 card program at the Walt Disney World Resort ("WDW"). 16 ~ 17 3. Greg Hale - Chief Safety Officer and Vice President of Worldwide

18 Standards and Auditing. Knowledgeable about the development and implementation 19 of the DAS card program and accessibility issues at Disney's theme parks. 20 21 4. Mark Jones - Manager, Domestic Services for Guests with Disabilities. 22 Knowledgeable about the allegations in Plaintiffs' Complaint. 23 5. Chris Lutz - General Manager of Park Operations at Animal Kingdom. 24 25 Knowledgeable about the development and implementation of the DAS card 26 program at WDW and the administration of the program at both Magic Kingdom and 27 28 Animal Kingdom.

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1 6. Scot Reynolds - Director ofWDW Parks Guest Relations Services &

2 Program Management. Knowledgeable about the administration of the DAS card 3 program at WDW. 4 5 7. Steve Riggs -Area Manager, Guest Relations for Magic Kingdom.

6 Knowledgeable about the administration of the DAS card program at WDW. 7 8. Sarah Riles - Director of Industrial Engineering. Knowledgeable about 8 9 the development and implementation of the DAS card program at WDW. 10 9. Teri Rosenfeld- Director of Operations Training. Knowledgeable about

Q.. ...s ...I 11 the training and operational guidelines relating to the DAS card program. ffi 12 ....J 0 13 10. Tim Sypko - Director of Parks & Lodging. Knowledgeable about the :I: u 14 V) development and implementation of the DAS card program at WDW. LU 15 11. Disney employees who interacted with the Plaintiffs during their visits ~ 16 ~ 17 to Disney's theme parks. 18 12. Plaintiffs 19 13. Plaintiffs' family members and friends, including but not limited to any 20 21 individuals who accompanied Plaintiffs during their visits to Disney's theme parks. 22 14. Plaintiffs' medical providers 23 24 15. Individuals identified by Plaintiffs in their Rule 26(a)(l) disclosures 25 and/or during discovery. 26 27 28

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1 Contacts for the aforementioned Disney employees should be made through

2 Kaye Scholer LLP, counsel for Defendant, at 901 Fifteenth Street, Washington, 3 D.C. 20005, (202) 682-3660. 4 5 Defendant reserves the right to supplement this list as the case progresses and 6 additional witnesses are identified. 7 II. DOCUMENTS IN DEFENDANT'S POSSESSION, CUSTODY 8 OR CONTROL THAT DEFENDANT MAY USE TO SUPPORT 9 ITS DEFENSES 10 Defendant identifies the following documents within its possession, custody Q.._, 11 _, or control that Defendant may use to support its defenses: f!i 12 ...J 1. Correspondence between Plaintiffs and Defendant 0 13 :c: u 14 2. Documents related to Plaintiffs' visits (or attempted visits) to WDW or V) 15 UJ Disneyland 16 3. Documents related to Defendant's policies and procedures in connection ~ 17 18 with the DAS card program 19 4. Documents related to services and information available for guests with 20 21 cognitive disabilities 22 5. Manuals, guidelines, brochures, and other documents related to the 23 accessibility of Disney's theme parks for persons with disabilities 24 Defendant reserves the right to object to the production of these documents 25 26 on any basis permitted by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, including but not 27 limited to attorney-client privilege, work product doctrine, privacy interests, 28

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1 confidentiality or relevance. All documents identified herein may be located at

2 Defendant's offices and/or Defendant's attorneys' offices, as well as in various 3 electronic databases maintained by Defendant. As discovery and investigation 4 5 progresses, additional documents may be identified, and therefore Defendant 6 reserves the right to supplement, augment, or modify these disclosures pursuant to 7 Rule 26( e) as discovery and investigation continue. 8 9 III. COMPUTATION OF DAMAGES 10 At this time, Defendant is not seeking any damages, but reserves the right to

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Chairman, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Thomas 0. Staggs The Walt Disney Company Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Walt Disney Company Robert A. Iger Executive VP & Chief Human Resources Officer, The Walt Disney Company Jayne Parker Stop changes to Disney World and Disneyland's Guest Assistance Card Program

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2. Petition by EXHIBIT 8 http://www.change.org/p/stop-changes-to-disney-world-and-disneyland-s-guest-assistance-... 8/22/2014 Case 2:14-cv-03327-R-RZ Document 49-9 Filed 08/22/14 Page 2 of 7 Page ID #:599 Petition I Stop changes to Disney World and Disney land's Guest Assistance Card Program... Page 2 of 7

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According to reports, Disney World and Disneyland's Guest Assistance Card (GAC) program will end October 9th, 2013, Disney will replace the program with a new Disabled Assistance System [DAS].

The change in policy which presently assists families with special needs children or adults and up to five members of their party, will significantly impact families ability to reasonably visit, access and enjoy the park. Many families, such as mine, have children or adults with cognitive, sensory, social and emotional or physical challenges do not have the capacity or ability to endure the waits required in the midst of sensory stimuli at the park. This change in policy will make it impossible for some families to visit or to enjoy a stay at the parks.

Reports state that the new DAS system will work as so for holders:

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• Go to one of several Guest Relations kiosks set up throughout the park •Advise CM which attraction you'd like to go on • CM will look up the current wait time on the Disney Mobile Magic app on their iPad • CM writes out a "Return Time" on the DAS card, subtracting 10-15 minutes for travel time • Guests can do whatever they want while waiting for return time, even get F ASTPasses, but can only have one DAS return at a time. Once their DAS written-out time expires, they can get another. • Guests show up at designated "Return Time"

Only one ride reservation on a DAS card can be made at a time, so if the current wait for an attraction is 90 minutes and DAS holders return time is written for 75 minutes later, a DAS holder will not get another return time printed on their DAS until the first one has expired. A person with a DAS card could go and do anything else in the park in the meantime; watch a parade, see a show, have lunch, etc. But only one ride time can be reserved at a time with DAS, unlike the existing GAC which allows disabled persons open access to enter through a designated access area separate from the main entrance of a particular attraction, or enter through a fast pass lane if an alternate entry is not available.

This change to policy came into effect in light of abuse of the GAC system .. such as Non-Disabled persons obtaining GAC Cards knowing Privacy Laws prevents guest being questioned about or having to prove their disability; due to guests renting wheelchairs to gain access to GAC entry areas when there is no real injury or disability, and also from new evidence of deplorable human behavior of guests hiring "Disabled Guides" to help them obtain access to special entry during their visits.

With that being said, reports state that those in wheelchairs may not be issued a DAS simply due to the fact that they'll still be able to use the standby line. This change in policy does not address the serious needs of persons with other disabilities that need to use an auxiliary entrance if they cannot wait in line due to true health problems, cognitive disabilities, autism, and related disabilities that are not limited to mobility issues and are not apparent just by simply looking at the guest.

THIS CHANGE IN POLICY MUST BE STOPPED!

To: Thomas 0. Staggs, Chairman, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts The Walt Disney Company Robert A. Iger, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Walt Disney Company Jayne Parker, Executive VP & Chief Human Resources Officer, The Walt Disney Company Stop changes to Disney World and Disneyland's Guest Assistance Card Program for Special Needs Families. The change in policy will significantly impact families ability to reasonably visit, access and enjoy the park. Many families have children or adults with cognitive, sensory, social and emotional or physical challenges do not have the capacity or ability to endure the waits required in the midst... Stop changes to Disney World and Disneyland's Guest Assistance Card Program for Special Needs Families. The change in policy will significantly impact families ability to reasonably visit, access and enjoy the park. Many families have children or adults with cognitive, sensory, social and emotional or physical challenges do not have the capacity or ability to endure the waits required in the midst of sensory stimuli at the park. This change in policy will make it impossible for some families to visit or to enjoy a stay at the parks.

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• Cami Peacock SAMMAMISH, WA 0 I 1 months ago 0 Liked 9

My stepson is autistic and cannot wait in line for 60+ minutes like many other kids. I agree that an effective filter for the abusers of the GAC needs to be found, but this is not the right answer.

REPORT THIS COMMENT: This comment is ~ inappropriate V Report Cancel • Joseph Gallagher LEVITTOWN, NY 0 11 months ago 0 Liked 8

For the last 15 years we have been able you use this pass. Our son now 19 has Autism. This pass has allowed us to have many wonderful Disney vacations. For him to wait in line for more than 20 minutes would be almost impossible. This pass has allowed our son to participate and make his own magical dreams come true. The pass has been abused and there must be new restrictions. We carry a letter from our Sons Doctors with us and every time we go I hand in my last pass with the letter. I also, always have my son with me. The cast member always asks my son where are you going first, and of course this gets him going. Though very had to understand sometimes they are all over him. This pass was made for a reason, there are many Children and Adults that this pass was made for, PLEASE re-think this. I know how much this will hurt my son and many others like him and with their own issues that need this. Please have your Family and friend sign the petition letter so the Dreams can continue.

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• Dawn Foster JACKSONVILLE, FL 0 11 months ago 0 Liked 7

As a person teaching children of these special needs Disney should still go above and beyond for these families. Don't let a few idiots ruin it for them. maybe require birth certificate, Dr letter stating condition. There has got to be easier way.

REPORT THIS COMMENT: This comment is A inappropriate V Report Cancel • joseph curran PHILA, PA 0 1 I months ago 0 Liked 6

my son is autistic and mentally delayed we are arriving on Oct 11th if this passes you will ruin our last and final trip to Disney

REPORT THIS COMMENT: This comment is A inappropriate V Report Cancel • Jo-Ann Murphy DAYTON, TN 0 I I months ago 0 Liked 5

I have no problem if you wanted to schedule all the rides for a day, though it would still not be perfect. But so many disabled, especially children, cannot be held to schedules and do not have the ability for long waits. I realize people were abusing the old system, but so any more will be hurt by the new system.

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• Kaitlin Johnson MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 0 4 days ago 0 Liked 0

I am a 19 year old with high functioning autism. I was diagnosed I 5 years ago at almost 4 years old. The GAC worked out great for my family and I. I can't handle long waits and I'm not thrilled that we are being punished. Walt wouldn't be thrilled about this. I'm a Disneyland annual passholder.

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This comment is A inapprop riate V Report Cancel • Jenn VanderPloeg TOWNSEND, CANADA 0 16 days ago 0 Liked 0

My son is in a wheelchair, has had a stroke, is non-verbal among other issues. Our first trip to Disney last year 2013 with GAC was absolutely magical. We're about to visit again and based on what I read, the DAS will be hard. It would be nice if Disney would read all the blog reviews and tweak their DAS .. .like be able to have more than one attraction wait time on their card at once.

REPORT THIS COMMENT: This comment is A inappropriate V Report Cancel • gard mcclain BROOKFIELD, CT 0 18 days ago 0 Liked 0

Because they have enough to deal with with out waiting in line

REPORT THIS COMMENT: This comment is A inappropriate V Report Cancel • Amber Dunphy WATERBURY, CT 0 19 days ago 0 Liked 0

I have friends with children who require the assistance of the old pass. This change will cause them to re-think their trips to WDW. This is really a shame for a company that supposedly wants to be a destination for everyone.

REPORT THIS COMMENT: This comment is A inappropriat e V Report Cancel • Daniele Serrano WATERBURY, CT 0 19 days ago 0 Liked 0

My daughter has a rare disease and is highly sensitive to temperature among other things ... the extreme heat in direct sun in lines cause reactions that could be very serious and require hospitalization. Her stay at the park should remain short, which is why the old guest assistance pass was perfect...l could get her out of there within just a few hours ....The new pass requires us to be there for extended periods of time and to walk around a lot in order to have card filled and find an appropriate area to wait. The constant change from unbearable heat to very cold air

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conditioned locations are not good for her and should be limited to just a few hours. I used to go to Disney (every year for over 10 years) and for the last 4 have been taking her to the parks, one of the few places I was comfortable bringing her because they were so compassionate. This year I noticed how discriminating they were against the handicapped ... even the handicapped viewing area at Magic Kingdom for the parade was cut to half and they now added a "VIP" area where you can pay $$$$$ to go into ... Sad!

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