@Charlygotyou Under the Fair Housing Act, they are allowed to ask what support/assistance your ESAs provide to you for your disabilities.
When you have 2, they each need to do a different thing - this can be one helps you maintain a schedule and the other helps regulate your mood, or whatever
@Berniewatson@stichedstars them honestly telling someone they could still do a job "shelling peanuts" is... delusional
the only reason they haven't reformed the system yet is because it's still performing its true purpose of harming disabled people
"In 1901, Wong Kim Ark ... was perhaps the only person in the world who had a U.S. Supreme Court ruling declaring him by name to be a citizen of the United States. That didn’t prevent an El Paso immigration official from arresting him and beginning deportation proceedings."
@sarahoftherings my family always did 10 minutes and the math was too easy! it defeated the purpose! Now when I do it, I purposefully just hold the button/don't measure so all I know is it's somewhere between 7-20 minutes fast
@Berniewatson they make it almost impossible to fill out all of the forms correctly so they can evict people for messing up - like why are we punishing the people who need the housing for how bad the system is??
@SlopHq they also pushed it through as fast as possible so residents didn't have facts to understand the impacts and it was too late to stop it by the time we got a reasonable mayor so our downtown is going to be torn up for another year for this nonsense that no one needed
@relish_hendy@DiaryofaSickGrl I've never heard it called that, but I know enamel under-development can be a problem because of the collagen required - part of the reason my teeth have eroded to the point I'll need dentures is my hEDS
“I don’t remember my childhood.” Lemme guess, you have allergies + you poop weird + you sleep weird + you feel dizzy when you stand up quickly + you’re weirdly sensitive to certain smells/sounds/tastes/textures + you struggle to do stuff you WANT to do + you’re often sad/nervous?
@Newrawriot you are not being unreasonable! your health care providers should be ashamed of the risks they are taking with your health and your life by not masking to protect you.
@Sonayesul why are doctors so bad with adhesive allergies specifically?? they keep mislabeling mine as a latex allergy and I have to correct them every single time
@RayPunx00@Charlygotyou 1) it is legal under the Fair Housing Act; 2) landlords have the right to ask for documentation showing the tenant is disabled and has a disability-related need for both ESAs; 3) HIPAA [not HIPPA] applies to medical records and providers, not landlords
@LobsterTimes@Charlygotyou you have no idea whether this person is "abusing" the right to have ESAs - also there are pedophiles and serial killers on this planet so......
@suedyourdad@Charlygotyou that's fair, I've just run into landlords who ask for things they legally can't ask for (medical records, specific diagnoses, etc.) so I wanted to point that one out specifically because everything else you said was true and helpful
@KendraChenelle@Charlygotyou https://t.co/naUndUBoVT
TLDR: LL is allowed to ask, OP needs a more specific letter from their doctor that gives a reason they need each ESA
@ot7mikrokosm@KendraChenelle@Charlygotyou no???? all you have to say is that the patient has "a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity" and what limitations the ESA would help with (can include coping with stress/anxiety, maintaining a schedule, social interaction, etc.)
@ot7mikrokosm@KendraChenelle@Charlygotyou no???? all you have to say is that the patient has "a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity" and what limitations the ESA would help with (can include coping with stress/anxiety, maintaining a schedule, social interaction, etc.)