Q: I am 98 several years aged and count on a walker. For a 12 months, I have stored it in the hallway outside my studio apartment, which I lease from a shareholder in an East Village co-op. The walker doesn’t obstruct other apartments, or restrict accessibility to the elevator or stairwell. Nevertheless, I’ve been educated that I must continue to keep it inside of my apartment. But this will make it challenging for me to get out since the room is slim and intricate by a self-closing doorway. The problem could be perilous in an crisis. Can the board make an exception for a disabled person? A: As a…