MeAmerican, please check in once in awhile and let us know how you are doing, if you are not going to post on here anymore. Go to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and write a message on the guest board if you do not want to join us.

now i am really sad, that sounded to much like a farewell. God Bless You and God Bless America,

MeAmerican, where do you think you are going? we will be looking for you. is everything ok? you have such strong opinions. please do not leave.

God bless you too, MeAmerican.

I don’t like the sound of that MeAmerican,it sounds like we’re not gonna hear from you again and we can’t have that. You add spice to the subjects and no one likes a bland diet. You have a good day too and may all your travels be good ones and enjoyable.

Carl & Rosepetal, Thanks for the comments, take care of yourselves, God Bless ya’ll and your families!
      Goodbye! MeAmerican

we worked around obstacles, but now an emergency exit for the true handicap people that is something hard to work around.  i guarantee you spinal cord injury patients would give anything to be able to crawl.

madcap, its up to the person who is disabled to apply for disabilty. like my husband did not. now imagine going to a drs office on the 2nd floor and finding out the wheel chair will not fit in the elevator. the only other way up was the stairs
we had a great dr. who just came down and used the drs office on the lst floor. we did not make a big deal over it. suppose that handicap person was on the 5th floor and a fire broke out the elevators did not work. no one knows what tomorrow brings, in this day and time there are far more important issues with the handicap than a toilet. my husband is almost in the same shape as christopeher reeves. when he was able to travel we went prepared.

Once a person is declared disabled, aren’t they entitled to government compensation such as social security? And be practical. You can’t predict when or what a terroist will strike. Handicapped or not we all are at risk and as sad as it sounds it becomes survival of the fittest.

MeAmerican, i disagree. the disabled have a choice where to eat, not always where they work. now a high rise like the twin towers, was probably paid off a long time ago. they leased those offices out for a profit.  i am saying for a lot of money.  they could afford to make a safe exit for handicap. how wide were the stairs everyone went down. could be possible to narrow the stair and put a ramp or something, i just do not know how but it can be done.