I just had a wild idea.  It just might work, though.  Try to get Oprah on
your case!
Carle



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Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 6:00 PM
Subject: Re: School, doors, cars, and a soapbox! (long)


> In a message dated 2/26/04 6:29:41 PM Central Standard Time,
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> writes:
> Do the people in the school's disability services office know your mom?
> If not, hire her under her maiden name, or some sort of pseudonym.  It
> sounds really strange that they won't "bend" a school policy in this
> Hi Kendall,
>
> I'm in St. Louis. Home of some of the most absurd laws regarding
disability
> you will ever see. Thanks to Senator Ashcroft. We already have council and
are
> working on the proper legal action.
>
> The main issue is time. Even if I sat in the accessibility office everyday
> (which I am in no condition to do) until they did something I'd still be
falling
> behind in my school woork. And having missed a month worth of schoo on a 1
hr
> credit schedule is almost impossible.
>
> Yes the people at the school know my mom. I took some classes there during
> high school so she was require to come in for meetings and signing papers.
I'd
> never get away with trying to pass her off as an aide or hiding her.
>
> The whole thing is just a mess, but thanks for the help!
>
>
> CJ aka Christina Jo
> "Blood to blood I summon thee. Bring back the power of three!" ~Piper
> "Charmed Again"
>
> Believer in the only TRUE power of 3... LOVE, COMPASSION, STRENGTH