[Hildy]

This is a difficult one. We had some big discussion about this disease many months ago here on FR. It is an extraordinarily disfiguring disease. I don't know. I admire this woman for her tenacity. But I do understand the restaurant problem. It's sad. I hope this woman gets a job where she can work in with peace and respect.

[FearlessFreep]

It's sad. I hope this woman gets a job where she can work in with peace and respect.

No employer should be forced to hire anyone. I feel for the lady but there are other jobs out there. Perhaps she can take the money and get an education and not have to work in a fast food joint.

[Oberon]

Well, I don't see any reason to not let a person work in a restaurant, not even if they look like this:

[visualops]

I would imagine she had a hard time getting hired anywhere. People can't get past appearances sometimes.
Fast food worker is a low skill job so maybe that's all she could go for.
While her looks may be shocking to some, a simple explanation of birth defect would educate alot of folks and generate some understanding for people who don't look like everyone else.

[heartwood]

It can range from the horrific, like that poor baby discussed on FR a while back, to relatively mild.

[alisasny]

I dont think I would be able to order from her and or eat after ordering after I saw her. I know it sounds cruel but its a reality for me. Surely there is a more appropriate place for this girl to work then a food eatery.