An African-American woman who needs a service animal to alert her to seizures is suing her condo association and former property manager for discrimination.
January 05, 2016 at 01:25 PM
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An African-American woman who was disabled by seizures is suing her Aventura condominium association for discriminating against her as she fought to keep a service dog ironically named Harmony.
Harmony later died and was replaced by another seizure response dog named Diamond.
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