One day last week I got home from work to see that the maintenance worker had parked their golf cart on the one ramp that gives me access to the apartment. (I'm a Manual chair user) I had to call management to have it moved but had to wait 15 minutes for them to do so. The conversation started out p

One day last week I got home from work to see that the maintenance worker had parked their golf cart on the one ramp that gives me access to the apartment. (I'm a Manual chair user) I had to call management to have it moved but had to wait 15 minutes for them to do so. The conversation started out p

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Hey all! The biggest issue I've come across since moving from the Midwest to PA has been old buildings. Some just CANT be made accessible either to old bones, lack of funds for an entire addition to the building, historical protections, or geographical features. What do you think some good ways

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