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Originally Posted by BlueInanna
I didn't really know we could ask for accomodations as adults... you don't have to detail obviously, but I'm curious. I'm well familiar with IEP's and accomodations for my children in school, all 3 of them have learning differentials and/or mood disorder.
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Oh yes adults can too. I was very luck and learned a lot of info before my BP onset. I did an internship in college and worked with Americans With Disabilities Act. I learned so much about accommodations. Reasonable accommodations can be requested and must be completed. In my case i had a stupid person that half did their job. i had requested the same accommodation a week prior and had no problem. My triggers were going off like rockets on the forth of July.
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