My birthday is around the corner so it couldn't have come at a better time to return. Steve can feel like he can go in there and get amazing assistance on finding a fun new outfit for me :)! I will wear their clothes not only because I love them, but they will represent a journey of growth, learning and forgiveness.
Seriously, it was a very healing experience to be so welcomed, have them acknowledge and make such an effort. Thank you! They tell me it is in to wear polka dots and stripes together! Cricket and I look forward to returning and hope if you love Ann Taylor, you will give them another chance. I sure hope for second chances.
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Woo Hoo!! So glad it went well. Four paws up. :)
Blessings,
Goose
Smiling with you!! YAY You and Ann Taylor!
I'm so happy it went well! You are so brave to go in and help educate them after such a rotten experience.
What a great outcome. I've been avoiding Ann Taylor, but I will go into their store now that they've made things right with you!
I'm glad that you were able to educate & bring awareness to Ann Taylor.
You rock Becky Andrews!
xoxo
Glad it went so well!!! How could they not love you and gain a greater understanding of a disability but great great ability to do so much good!!!
I'm glad the problem with Ann Taylor has been resolved to the benefit of everyone. In the future, I'll bet they go out of their way to help anyone with a disability - whether or not a service dog is involved. Thanks, Becky, for taking the high road. And thanks, Ann Taylor, for admitting you were wrong and making amends.
Pat
So glad that it went so well!! It sounds like it was a positive experience for everyone. When I get to Oregon again, it's back to Ann Taylor I go. (I love their clothes too!) Good for you, Becky, and good for them too. Glad it was resolved so happily.
I am so happy about this outcome. On so many levels. The most important being "forgiveness" .... it is such a gift to others and to ourselves. Good for you, Becky! Thanks for sharing. Okay, I'll shop there again. At least YOU know where MY loyalty was!
I am thrilled to read this post. I would LOVE to know more about the things you discussed and how they were received. I think this could be empowering for others to read as well. Thank you for all you're doing.
I sincerely hope this corporation will use this event to create a national effort to eradicate disability based discrimination. Imagine if the company embraced disability issues and made their stores and website a model for others to aspire to. Why they could even actively seek to hire employees with disabilities. Somehow I doubt this rosy idea will come to fruition.
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