I am disabled, and death has not been an option throughout the entire course of my trauma-involved life. I hope to keep my head above water despite my disabilities and so far have done just that. . . . I have managed to acquire a bachelor's degree with support from state agencies and have also managed to secure some work that I do enjoy. Although I am not totally self-sufficient and I have experienced some despair, I also maintain a responsible stance in accordance with the affairs of my life. It's amazing what you can do when you don't know what you can't do.
Death is never the answer to our struggles, people. . . .
There is something deep inside us all that emerges when life is threatened, and we can rely on that in times of need. Let's don't just fall down on a knee and permit limitations to cause radical solutions. The path as described is Betty's only means of access to the lower lobby business office, restroom, meeting room, drinking fountain, common sitting area, etc. Our apartment is quite easily accessed through the front door which leads directly to two elevators. It never became impossible for her to get into the building through the front door, and our complaint has never indicated that.