[QUAD-L] I need your helpwith reasonable accommadation letter

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For some strange reason, that doesn't seem necessary.  Besides, you are not certified to know what you actually need.  And that might be held against you in time.  Granted, you know what you need... but you still need certification to determine that.   A certified Occupational Therapist is.... Possibly the Executive Director of your Center for Independent Living is....   Those are the first two places I would start.  After they have done an evaluation, make sure that you have a copy with your letter as proof that you really do know what you are talking about, but also have certified proof too.  I'm sure that you realize my point. Best Wishes W       In a message dated 10/16/2006 6:32:02 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: For me to get the simrple changes I must have in my "accessible" apartment, I must write a letter "proving" the changes are necessary.  I have been asking for almost a year. Currently the scitches are on the wall behind a regular counter top. Any words will be taken in to consideration. ********************************************** Letter for Reasonable Accommodation