What I was specifically referencing was: helping someone navigate through the system. You started to do that by giving steps. I have a feeling each of those steps already have more information attached to them than you could ever put into one post. I suggest making a post for each instruction, for each step.

Include:

• What a person needs to do.
• Verbiage that could be helpful.
• Verbiage that could be used against you.
• Points or concepts you'll need to be intimately familiar with in each of the steps.
• Things you've written down that you'll be expected to defend or expound upon at a hearing or during a trial.
• How to prepare for the emotional and mental toll this will take as it sucks the life out of you.
• How to deal with it when you "lose" during these proceedings.

You also mentioned in this article "not to worry if you've already gotten your child a number..."

We would like more information on what to do about that:

• how to function without one.
• how to instruct our children to function without one.
• how to get services, and needs met without one.
• how to defend to not having one, etc...

There's really a giant rabbit hole and you've brought up some new and fresh ways of seeing it. And I'm just saying, I feel safe enough to say, "Yes, we would like more information..."

What I've listed is more great ideas to add to whatever you were going to expound on. :) I look forward to it.