Originally Posted by nannyde:
Nah
Missing a few days of day care isn't a major life activity.
I'm just saying that if the child needs respiratory therapy and it is a burden of time and money for the provider she needs to have a client base to support the care of the child or the funding from indirect sources.
If she doesn't have that funding then she needs to be clear to the parents that her business can't sustain the child's care needs.
She CAN collect fees for the care IF the child is just acutely ill and doesn't have any proper documentation that the illness at this time "substantially limits any major life activities".
The disability act gets thrown into a lot of conversations about mildly or acutely ill children who do not have a "life altering" condition at all. We need to know the difference and have the documentation to support it.
Oh Nan you are so wise
I have a feeling we are alot alike and we like to have the last word
