Narcolepsy and the Americans with Disabilities Act

David J. Carr, a Labor and Employment lawyer with over 30 years in the industry, presents a look at the intersection of Narcolepsy and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Mr. Carr defines the ADA in layman's terms, how the ADA works in real-life situations, and provides vital information in using the interactive process to request accommodations.

[@taylorman40x9]

The main problem with people with narcolepsy is if they do to little work they suffer from sleep attacks and if they are doing too much they like hallucinate until the adrenaline kicks back in. And then the suffering just by getting too and from work is very dangerous and limiting.

[@yellowmellow4753]

Excellent! Very useful.