Diana U.
Not for people with sensory and true mobility needs- laziness gets rewarded
The attention to true handicap people who use wheelchairs for mobility gets minimized. For staff tying to value “ no visible disabilities” we. Saw perfectly able people lining up to take the elevator to not use the stairs while my wife and her elderly mother walk up and i wait foe us to be given priority we get told someone had ro make the line for me and expected me to leave my autistic legally blind CP child alone . I was not able to bring her bag with diapers and supplies making it impossible for us to properly meet her sensory and medical needs. We had to cut our visit short, very disappointed . WILL NOT RECOMMEND ANYTHING PASS THE BASIC PASS FOR PEOPLE WITH TRUE SENSORY/ MOBILITY NEEDS.




