Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Did you know that the representatives on the SC House Ways and Means Committee may vote in the next week to cut over 17 million dollars worth of services and support for people with autism -- services like the PDD Waiver, respite and family support, and day services?

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What is Your Name, Where Are You From, And Who Are You Advocating For?
(Tell the representative your name, location, and the name and age of the person or people you are advocating for.)

What Do You Think About The Proposed Autism Budget Cuts?
(Identify the issue and give the representative a summary of your opinions on the proposed Autism budget cuts.)

How Do (Or Will) These Services Improve The Quality Of Life For The Person Or People You Are Advocating For?
(Explain how these services improve your life or the life of a loved one. Give personal examples.)

What Will Happen If The Representative Votes To Cut The PDD Waiver, Family Support & Respite Services, And Day Services For Autism?
(What will this mean to you or your loved one? How will this affect the lives of people with autism and their loved ones? How will this affect everyone in South Carolina -- now and in the future?)

What Action Should The Representative Take?
(Ask the representative to maintain the PDD waiver, family support and respite services, and day services for people with autism -- and, if possible, to expand them.)

Include a photograph of your child, yourself, or the person you advocate for to give your message a personal touch.
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