How can families evaluate an accessible future home without reducing compatibility to a diagnosis?
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Assess the actual home against the person's access needs while continuing to discuss the values and expectations that matter in any marriage.
Check entrances, internal routes, washrooms and realistic adaptations with the person and competent help where needed. Do not assume one diagnosis means a particular household arrangement will work. Agree who would fund or arrange changes before relying on them. Accessibility is a practical housing question, not a complete judgment of someone's compatibility, independence or worth as a partner.
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Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Article 23
United Nations
Free and full consent, family rights and non-discrimination principles. Individual capacity or local legal questions require appropriate assessment.Source checked:
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US Department of Justice
Practical accessible-route and meeting considerations. US dimensions and ADA obligations are not represented as Pakistani law.Source checked:
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