[Nfbc-info] isn't it ironic

Lisa Irving peacefulwoman89 at cox.net
Sun Jul 9 08:40:52 UTC 2017


Lauren, 

I feel your frustration. Yeah, I can list some state agencies whose website has given me a few more grey hairs. Now, how about some solutions? 

1. Try calling Disability Rights of California and ask to be put in touch with an Advocate named  Todd Stephen's. I might be wrong on this, but give it a shot. He is working to address access barrieirs with Medi-Cal. 

If not Tod, perhaps anyone who works for DRC. They have their own process and it can take some time, maybe a week or so to get started. 

I'm wondering if your local Area Agency on Aging might have dental care alternatives such as a university with a dental program. 

I have some suggestions concerning Delta and Kaiser but it might be best to continue this conversation off-line. 

Lisa Irving
Peacefulwoman89 at cox.net 

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Subject: [Nfbc-info] isn't it ironic

Hi,

I realize that the rest of the blindness community on this list is at National Convention, so probably no one is even reading my posts. But life goes on for me even though I cannot attend the convention. 

 

I tried to file a complaint on the Office for Civil Rights online complaint portal and, wouldn’t you know, it is not accessible with JAWS. I could not get past the first page because on “phone” they had a field for “usage”, whatever that means, and I could not get anything to show in that field. Then for state and country I had difficulty getting them to match. On country, I would type in USA or United States but below it would show some other country. What a mess. I don’t know if the whole process is that cumbersome or not, but I sent them a copy of my letter, but couldn’t fill out their form. Isn’t that ironic???

Thanks,

Lauren Merryfield

 

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