Mr. Rose:
I'm glad that it's easier for you, concerning housing, and you seem to have respectable landlords who know better than to discriminate.
I can't help but wonder where I am if the management asks a potential tenant if they have seizures (which they aren't entitled to ask) and then refuse someone based on that info.
State HUD housing? I'll look into that.
Thank you.
- Brian
--- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, MARTIN ROSE <roses211@...> wrote:
>
> Dealing with subsidized housing is easy. If you are under city
> housing or HUD Fed. government housing they can not discriminate with you at
> all. Let us face it I have dealt with housing since I got married some 18 yrs.
> ago. I am blind also. So by no means they can discriminate id you have any
> seizure . I had one in my bathroom and got my foot caught between the door and
> sink. I had to have surgery and a accident report was done. There was no
> argument at all and they were there to support me all the way though it. I have
> even fallen in my shower once, bu it as not due to a seizure. The traction on
> the tub floor was worn down since it is a old building. So they had to put a
> rubber mat down and not in my place only. they did it in all the apt. .
>
> So if you have and disputes I would contact you State HUD housing by
> email or snail mail. Even if it is city housing too. In all they must meet
> the needs for every disabilty as I have got three of them not only seizures. My
> place does when I ask and they do not delay it at all. All they ask is to keep
> you plaee neat and clean. I have even been chsoen to show our apt. to the Fed.
> hosusing group this week and it is neat and they are fixing al minor things
> that need fixing.
>
> take care and wish you the best of luck.
> Marty
>
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