inked62
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In the UK though type 2 does not automatically come under the Disability Act in the way that type 1 does. I think they view it on a case to case basis if the issue arises.
Type 2 is classed as a disability


In the UK though type 2 does not automatically come under the Disability Act in the way that type 1 does. I think they view it on a case to case basis if the issue arises.
Type 2 is classed as a disability![]()
I know that. but it is not relavent to this discussion as the OP is asking about if it is classed as a disability in the USA which it is according to the ADA.I know, what I'm saying is that in the UK it is not automatically covered under the Disability Act.
I know that. but it is not relavent to this discussion as the OP is asking about if it is classed as a disability in the USA which it is according to the ADA.
Fair enough I was in no way trying to start an argument or accuse anyone let alone your self of being off topic or derailing the thread I take your point and concede that you where trying to clarify any confusion that may have arisen.Hi John, I guessed you would have known that but what I was trying to do was avoid any confusion for those reading the thread who may not have realised it was the US initially being spoken about. I think that is relevant to the thread but I'm sure a Moderator can delete it if appropriate.