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The right question to ask the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this accessibility office: what would they do if a student enrolled in this class lost their legs midway through the semester? The ADA only requires “reasonable” accommodations. Depending on the type of equipment needed, that might not be a “reasonable” accommodation. She is able to come to class some of the time. Being out of breath is NOT he same as being unable to make it up the stairs. Alternatively, the student could arrive earlier and take the stairs more slowly. As someone with obesity, I’ve done things like this to avoid the embarrassment of being out of breath, etc. For a third story climb at my job, I used to go in early so that I could stop after one flight and take a break (as if that was my destination) and then do the next flight when I was ready. If the student’s schedule allows, this might be a good option.
Honestly, the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this exercise might be what is actually best for the student’s health. Of course, that is something that should be a doctor-patient discussion. Love this. Not just because I can relate as someone who is fat/carrying weight (prefer the term fat myself) r/humansbeingbros College professors have a reputation for being inflexible. Thank you, OP for putting the needs of your student first. Honestly, I don’t know , I am not English/American, so I don’t know what the exactly job of a Accessibility office is, but by the sound of its name asking them for help shouldn’t do any harm. Alternatively you could talk to the kids parents or even the kid itself it it’s mature enough for that kind of talk. Have other teachers also noticed similar things a out this student? If so, you could work together in finding out who to talk to about this.

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The accessibility office is the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this right office to suggest that she talk to. Climbing stairs is an activity of daily living and whether it’s her weight or another underlying medical condition, something is impairing her ability to do that, so she has a disability by definition. The ADA only classifies obesity as a disability if it is caused by an underlying condition. The accessibility office probably won’t do anything unless they can prove that they have a medical or psychological condition that causes weight gain or prevents the loss of weight, rather than it being due to lifestyle choices. “Obesity is not a listed impairment; however, the functional limitations caused by the MDI of obesity, either alone or in combination with another impairment(s), may medically equal a listing.[2] “ So obesity itself isn’t automatically a disability but tendinitis, hypertension, diabetes, or whatever impairment caused by the obesity that causes you to not be able to climb stairs or do whatever other daily living activities is.
We’re looking at the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this difference between ADA and SSA, though. While they are both oriented towards providing access and aid to individuals with disabilities, they are mutually exclusive acts. In regards to compliance and accommodations that a public institution is required to provide, the SSA is a moot consideration–it would apply in the case of employment, though. About the same time as SSR 19-2p, Mark Richardson v. Chicago Transit Authority was in the 7th Circuit Court. The ruling (June 2019) there was the opposite–that obesity is not an ADA disability if it is not caused by an underlying condition. The short of it is that the SSA does, indirectly, recognize severe obesity as a type of disability for Social Security programs and directives, but the ADA does not.
That case is about a person physically taking up too much space on a train, so yeah in that case just being larger isn’t a disability. Some obese people can also climb stairs and do other things without any problems and not be disabled, like technically some body builders are also obese, and they’re not disabled. But it can go in either direction, an underlying condition can cause obesity and be disability, or obesity can cause a condition that is a disabling. Chronic knee pain, chronic lower back pain, hypertension, tendinitis, decreased lung FEV, diabetes, fatty liver disease, whatever the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this mechanism that prevents you from doing the activities of daily living would technically be the disability. It’s semantics.
As I mentioned in another response, the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this likelihood of the disabling condition being questioned, rather than presumed a separate condition, is low, if for no other reason than caution of discrimination. In a court, though, it could go either way. Obesity on its own is not treated as a disability, but if it’s preventing you from ADLs, that is a disability regardless of cause. It’s just framed as “you’re disabled because you can’t climb stairs due to pain/breathlessness/heart weakness” rather than “you’re disabled because you’re fat.” I don’t know the weight of the student in question, obviously, but I’ve known people who were 300 lbs and could climb a few flights of stairs with only minor annoyance, it wouldn’t have kept them from a class. That’s why obesity is generally not a disability absent of other factors. But if you’re disabled by it, you can (often, not a guarantee) have it considered a disability. They treat it as a disability if you’re disabled, not if they approve of how you got the disability. Your personal choices aren’t at issue here, only if you have some kind of medical condition. We do not want college administrations having the power to approve or deny disability benefits based on their own subjective judgment of how responsible you are for your own disability.
They treat the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this disability as a disability. It is the case that you wouldn’t likely have to prove that the disability was caused by obesity but, rather, it would be presumed a separate condition–at which point obesity is no longer a consideration. However, limitations are underpinned by the presented facts: is the cause of windedness due to exertion or a medical condition like asthma (which is recognized by the ADA)? To liken it to another situation, if I have two classes on my schedule that are arranged such that I have little time to travel between the two and I have to jog from one to the other, arriving out of breath with cramps each day, would the institution owe me accommodations for not being conditioned for marathons?
I mean, they probably won’t do anything regardless. In my experience, mobility issues are accommodated by having the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this student try to pick the course up when it’s offered again in another location. I would be surprised if they care. When I was disabled by numbness from the waist down, which prevented me from getting between courses at their only offered time slots, I was told to take another semester to complete the other course. When I tried to take it the next semester and it was on the second floor of a building with no elevator, I was told to wait another semester and to reach out to the department head a few weeks before it started to “make arrangements”. Yes. If the class is not accessible to her (either in her mind, in reality, or regardless of reason) then the accessibility office would be the start. Some kids have knee/leg/hip issues that are undiagnosed then compounded as they gain weight/height. You would have no way of knowing. I’ve been there and it turned out I was actually disabled and undiagnosed. I don’t know if that’s the case for her but I’d check in to see if you could try recording classes. It’s beneficial to all the students since it would help people when they get sick or have appointments and it would help disabled students too. It might even bring up grades a bit.
I started having trouble going up stairs without getting out of breath while pregnant with my middle son. I turned out to be anemic and a few weeks of taking iron pills really helped. yeah, I lean the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this same way. If it was just a size issue, I’d expect over the course of the semester it would get easier. That said my knees are crap (and my lungs 50/50) and going up stairs is my nemesis. I can do it but I’m going to be huffing and puffing after 3 flights, but fine after an hour long cardio class. The two things just impact my body totally differently. But I’m not sure if there is much you can do as a teacher, you can suggest the student reach out to the accommodations office but beyond that I’m not sure what, if any role, you do or should have.
Yeah. I have exercise induced asthma and can tolerate a very brisk walk and a few flights of stairs at a slow pace. I can’t run though and expect to breathe Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this normally. Though as I’ve gotten older the stairs are only tolerable dependent on whether my right knee is acting up — it’s an old injury that didn’t bother me much until I turned 40. I wish I had the excuse. I came this way- I keep telling my parents that I came defective and that they should have returned me for a refund. The only thing I have that is mostly from me is the result of being double jointed and showing it off as a kid- so I essentially was constantly pulling joints out. I think we share the same disability. Assuming EDS, no need to confirm/deny if you don’t want to, just saying hi regardless bc I tell my parents the same.
My kid says ‘well I know you’re my mom because you gave me your bad genes!’ Aside from it being funny because I mean…the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this mom part usually isn’t a mystery, we were both tested as part of a study and have the same genetic variant. EDS, good times. Whee. I’m over 40 and still very flexible but a host of other issues. My kid at 15 has very bad knees already though. Girls are very prone to have “hidden” health issues and to make it even worse they are even more prone to get their symptoms blamed on any weight issues (both obesity and being too underweight) and ignored by doctors. I agree that it’s probably not all down to size. That said, it’s none of my business what’s going on with her body, and I’m worried that if I take this to the Accessibility Office they’ll tell me that without a documented disability there’s nothing they can do.
They probably will for legal reasons alone. This is ultimately something she’s going to have to handle as an adult. Is it possible for you to express concern about attendance with her? If she mentions that it’s due to the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this stairs; you might nicely suggest that she speak to a doctor about getting accommodations. Sometimes people just aren’t aware of their rights. Then again, she may have already tried and faced the massive medical discrimination against fat women in the U.S. But it might still be worth mentioning to her. And offering to support her in getting the accommodation if that’s something you’re able to do would probably go a long way I’m a fat, muscular woman. It took me 15 years to get my spondyloarthritis diagnosis, and I developed asthma post-covid. These unexplained disabilities can cause a lot of harm, and fatphobia in medicine prevents many of us from receiving accurate diagnoses. It happened to me. I had to fight for my diagnosis. While this is true, I don’t think OP is trying to solve the problem for this student. I think they are trying to find a sensitive way to approach the subject so that the student can get the accommodations they need. Oh, it 100% is. I have no idea how the school has gotten around it until now. Other than the fact that we have 0 students in wheelchairs. Presumably because they take one look at our campus and decide not to apply. ? Under 2010 revision of ADA laws, buildings three floors and below are not required to have an elevator… so stairs it is. While it is not at all accessible, they are in compliance legally. Morally and ethically is a different discussion.
You said you teach at a college. What are your syllabus policies regarding attendance and class participation? You can email your student reminding her of these policies if her lack of attendance is negatively affecting her grade. You can also point out resources available, such as the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this Accessibility Office, or whatever your institution calls it, if there are issues preventing her from attending class. Your assumption of her needs is not appropriate. Your focus should be on successful completion of your course material. These are concrete steps you can take to help your student access the help she needs to be successful in your class. I have emailed to remind her of the attendance policy; her response to that email was the one that mentioned the classroom being hard to get to. I like the idea of recommending she speak with the accessibility office, and neutrally agreeing with her that the building should have an elevator. (Which it should.) This is really beyond you… go see your Dean. Your college better hope someone doesn’t file an ADA complaint since there’s no elevator in a multi-floored building. What would you do if one of your students was in a wheelchair.
Trust me, I can’t tell either why this situation is legal. If I thought it’d help, I’d file an ADA suit myself. How old is the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this building? If it’s old enough to have been considered a historic building when the ADA came into effect, it’s possible that it’s specifically exempted from those requirements, because adding an elevator isn’t realistic in many old buildings without having to drastically change the structure. BUT, especially if the building has been significantly remodeled, there’s a pretty good chance your school is breaking the law and no one has reported them yet. But it has ethernet, so it’s not like this is a pristine historical landmark. I agree with all the other commenters that it should have an elevator.
I honestly just realized this is probably it and why OP said it wouldn’t help. I remember visiting a college and we had to go up this old, creaky, incredibly tiny, wooden stairs to go up four floors. It was ridiculous. I know there wasn’t much way to fix it considering it was several centuries old but you’d think there’d be some kind of update. Yep, i went to a huge well-funded state university – one building where I had class had these tiny staircases and what’s worse, the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this north staircase took you to say, the third floor, but if you went up to the “third floor” from the south staircase, you were actually on a different floor, like “3b”. And it didn’t have central heat or air but instead had noisy ineffective window units.
Yeah, I don’t know all the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this ins and outs of historical landmarks but I believe generally it depends on the building and what condition it’s in. It’s usually not that hard to run water and electricity into an old building, so if it has those but is still in good condition and basically looks “historic” you might be ADA exempt. But if you’ve gutted it and made the whole inside look modern, you probably don’t have an excuse to not have an elevator. (Again take with a grain of salt because I’m not an expert, I welcome corrections.) This exemption is top tier bullshit imo. My fiancé is Roman — there are buildings there that are hundreds of years old that have had elevators and air conditioning installed. Shit, there are probably elevators there that are a hundred years old, lmao.
If you work at a college, then usually you can just switch your room. You don’t have to tell your students why. Hah I wish. Rooms go through a whole gauntlet of first picks and such at mine. Administrative assistants from different Dept’s have to negotiate with each other for their placement Damn. I work at a bigger campus, so it’s not usually too much of a hassle to switch classrooms if there’s a problem. My campus is 10,000 but still. Maybe it’s because my college here is comparatively popular with CS and Business What if you weren’t moving classrooms, though? When I was in college, it wasn’t unusual for a professor to send a message that we were meeting in the Draymond green American professional basketball player Golden State Warriors T-Shirt in contrast I will get this library that day, or at a greenhouse, or somewhere random. If your class is small enough, could you unofficially move class to, say, a library study room that’s more accessible? There are formal systems to request use of a room, but I could just do that for every Tuesday and Thursday for the rest of the term… My campus is enormous and that makes it harder because there’s a different person in charge of room use for every building We have 4 departments in our building that need to negotiate for rooms based on class size and need (ie, computer lab for myself).

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