What I didn't talk about in my previous post is that rightly or wrongly, if I were to sue, it would be a matter of public record. However, what the company fails to recognize is that they made a mistake in choosing the building since I was already an employee. I've fought many battles in my day, and certainly don't let challenges stop me. I know that I don't exude the helmet and drool cup image once people get over the initial shock of the fact that I sit and intelligent words come out of my mouth, and, hell, she's kinda cute and has good hooters, too . I've been asked many times by many groups to be the big ol' disabled advocate, but if I based my life around my disability, then I would lose all the qualities that make people ask me to do such things.
Life is about choices mixed with a bit of fate.