February 2023
One month after taking possession.
I had just returned home from my second surgery – the kind where they remove parts of you so the disease doesn’t finish the job.
I was barely functional.
Groggy. Bleeding. On heavy pain medication.
That’s when Sanderson Management decided it was the right time.
đź“ž The Call
Their property administrator called.
They “needed” to inspect my stack.
I told her clearly:
I had just come back from surgery.
I would allow it – but it had to be quick. I needed to lie down.
That was not a suggestion. That was a limit.
🚪 The Visit
Dietrich Plumbing showed up.
They looked at the stack – which is all they were supposed to do.
But instead of leaving, they lingered.
Started talking renovations.
Started throwing around building code comments they didn’t understand.
I kept repeating the same thing:
I am unwell.
I need to lie down.
I am bleeding.
They stayed anyway.
❄️ Zero Humanity
Not only did the property admin allow this –
she encouraged it.
Encouraged a contractor to push a post-surgical patient past her limits… for what? Speculation. Noise. Potential business.
And then, 30 minutes later, I receive an email from Anne Beauchesne -repeating the same nonsense Dietrich had just said.
No acknowledgment.
No concern.
No basic human decency.
Just… more pressure.
⚖️ So Yes
This is why I am relieved Danielle Huff is gone. This is why she always had to wait in the hallway when contractors came into my unit.
Because this wasn’t miscommunication.
This wasn’t a mistake.
This was a complete absence of judgment – and something worse:
A complete absence of humanity.
