Not so, said the court. Ms. Anderson's temporary attacks of hysteria did not permanently impair her driving skills, so no substantial limitation there. As for working, the most Ms. Anderson was able to prove was that she was incapable of being a switchboard operator for that hospital. You'll find dozens of FAQs here . Check out our free ADA research report .
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