Hello! I love your artical about accessablity! I hope more get posted. I have had my fair share of moments like these. I've also led a battle to get handicap accessable doors at CSU-Pueblo campus and I've had sucessful results. We got several more handicap doors after I went to the President and explained the problem. He actually listened to me and put the handicap doors into the budget they submited when they got millions of dollars invested(donate? I cant think of the aproprate name for this at the moment)and they not only wrote it in there to placate me, they really did it. he even had me write out a map showing the doors that were the worst handicap accessable areas and he took a tour with the building managers to see the doors personally. The new president is awesome to say the least. I'm proud that I helped get more doors so other disabled students won't have to battle the doors I had to battle.

anywho that wasnt the reason I replyed really. the real reason is I got all excited when I saw the "connective tissue" sentence and knew exactly what was up before I had to click the link. I too have EDS! Man is it a pain in the ass(literally haha)I don't know very many people with EDS. most of them online. So I get excited when I meet people with EDS. I''m not excited that she has EDS becuause having eds sucks so id be way happyer(is that even a word, im bipolar manic writing at the moment)if she didnt have it. but since we cant change that,im happy to have run cross you guys. Thanks again for the awesome artical :) I know where not to stay in that area. hahaha
-Mr.J