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Originally Posted by Guest
No they wanted some money that Mr. S. promised. He Mr. S probably made good living from this kind of law suit. What backfired was the closing of the LLLC. Now They have to live with that.
O by the way Some people can't just get hearing aid due to there are no functioning ear drum to feed the brain with noise Except buzzing sound. Those are the ones that need and sign language interpreter. But, you would expect in retirement community by now would of overcome these problems? But, I guess winning the ghetto lottery just too tempting.
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How much more would EVERY class cost if it was required to pay for an interpreter? It's admirable that some want to accommodate the deaf, but maybe it is just not a viable option and that is why the center is closing down.
Not to change the subject, but I find it puzzling that not ALL of these homes in The Villages have handicap access doorways. Meaning, in some other states it is a requirement that all ground level entryways have wide enough openings to accommodate wheel chairs. Just saying.