Did her reviews mention an insulin pump?
If not, maybe you can give future John's a heads up.
As far as the hearing impaired.....Not reacting to what I'm saying...That's a true GFE meeting.

and not interfer with the gal's mission to bring joy to men as long as the gal puts her heart and soul into her work.

Alas, this is not a perfect world.

It would be very rare for a provider with any considerable imperfection to go into this business, but I have met one who did reveal her disability on her website.

She is a wonderful provider and had no problem enjoying her many talents.

(Truth be told, I found her condition to be a bit of a turn on.)

i'd be interested in a blind provider - harder for her to be a clockwatcher.

I just met with a young lady with a speech impairment. I don't think she had a hearing problem but speech was an issue. It did not take away from the experience, she was a very sweet young lady. It was at times difficult to understand her if she talked a bit too fast. There was no mention of this in her reviews. I was just a little surprised but I would have no problem seeing her again.

The hearing/speech thing? No, definitely not. Wouldn't acceptance of an insulin pump or other "difficulty" be part of a civvie GFE?

I think an insulin pump should be mentioned (not advertised) at the session. Of course, I also think a provider, in this case, should be prepared for a guy (he'd be an ass IMO, but within his prerogative) to choose to leave.

I differentiate with the insulin pump because maybe there are some real logistic issues (I am uneducated here and assuming).

IMO, other more serious physical disabilities should be mentioned beforehand (i.e. missing limbs), before booking.

Perhaps not in an EROS ad...but certainly on a web site or in normal communication leading up to the rendezvous....by both parties.

If she chose to leave it there it comes with a long tubing for just such occasions.  No I would not be freaked, as I know I can't catch diabetes!

The hearing impaired?  All providers are hearing impaired!  Actually it's called selective hearing.

Speech issues?  No problem.  Go visit a couple AMP's first!  Even someone who stutters will be a welcome change!

I don't think the full disclosure act covers providers. I guess bailing would depend on the situation.  However I do draw the line if I arrive and she is in an "iron lung".

Just kidding all back off now.

Actually on the hearing and speech side I once saw a provider back east who could not speak or hear, but was a texting fanatic for the obvious reasons. It was not something she hid, and let me tell you she made up for it in spaded in performance. Would do her again and again had she not retired. She had great reviews as well.

As for an insulin pump, I happen to be diabetic and understand all those things. If it were told to me in advance and she was all that and wanted to see her, I would not see a problem at all. That's just my point of reference. Hey we all have our handicaps, mine is I am stupid in love with BJ's.

Even had she not told me in advance I think we could get the conversation going well enough to get over it. If not, I would likely bail on lake of communication more than the pump.

Oh and as far as bailing, good luck trying to retrieve the envelope on the way out the door folks... not happening.