I absolutely do not discriminate based on ability. All I ask (and most, if not all providers who see disabled clients ask) is that you be upfront about your specific disability so proper arrangements can be made if necessary.  

As far as verification is concerned, you may want to look into membership at RoomService 2000. Their membership application does have a section requiring employment information, but you can contact them directly to see if there is another way to go about it.  

Feel free to check out my website to see if you think I'd be a good match for you and if so, you may contact me directly via email.  

Either way, I wish you the best of luck in your search and journey

I'm an above the knee amputee and have had not had a negative experience because of it. As long as you let the girl know so there are no surprises it shouldn't't be a big deal and you can avoid an uncomfortable situation.

I would suggest seeing an experienced provider since she probably has seen someone with a disability before.

Had a stroke in 2008, in wheelchair and other problems. Know what you are going through. Good luck brother. feel free to write me if you want to talk.

I love making people ecstatically happy.. regardless of their circumstances.

.... I do have other methods/alternatives to my screening (even for those not employed) but I do hope you find luck with RS2K

Hi,  

After all the incredible feedback I received over the weekend, I have one more question. I always get mixed up on the difference between incalls and outcalls. If I were to ask a lady to come to my house, which should I look for -- incalls or outcalls? Is it a problem to make this request? I really don't know about the protocol. I ask because it can be difficult for me to get out at times, so going to a hotel wouldn't be easy. A home visit is pretty much a must. Could that be worked out after I'm verified?  

Thank you again for the advice. Have a great day.