[nfbwatlk] More reflections on "reasonable accommodation"

[Debby Phillips]

I still keep coming back to "reasonable accommodation" now and 
what it was in 1990, or say 1977 when I graduated from college.  
(Of course then there was no "reasonable accommodation".  But say 
there had been.  It might have been help to know what was written 
in print on file folders so that one could put braille labels on 
those file folders.  Now an accommodation could be something 
expensive, like JAWS.  And if you're blind and have been out of 
work for some time, you certainly may not be able to afford JAWS 
yourself.  Or a new Mac computer.

Tomorrow I'm going for an interview at Sacred Heart as a PBX 
operator.  (I'm actually kind of excited about this job).  And I 
really am impressed with Sacred Heart.  From a personal point of 
view, they provide great care, but more then that, (and this is 
not tangible at all), but I have always felt a "good vibe" when I 
walk through the doors there.  I have no idea why this is.  But 
anyway, I'm really hoping that tomorrow I can wow them with my 
wonderfulness.  Lol.     Peace,    Debby and Neena