erin elizabeth

in continuation to what I just wrote... my Grandma had knee surgery not that long ago and spent about two weeks in this rehabilitation center. It was a nursing home slash rehab slash assisted living.. the place was pretty big. Anyway, you saw a lot of people in wheelchairs because they've just gotten to that point in their lives that they can't get around on their own. When I went once to visit her, I had to get into the elevator since she was on the eighth floor or something. This lady waiting with me, who happened to be in a wheelchair, got into the elevator, was forced to stair at the wall, then when it was her time to get off at her floor, I had to get out.. just to let her out. This elevator was so small you couldn't fit two wheelchairs let alone one comfortably. Now don't you think in a place that is surrounded by people in those situations, the contractor should have taken that into consideration? And maybe the building was something else before this, but renovations can be made.