Teresita Pack v. Kmart Corporation, a Michigan Corporation Steve Nicholas, an Individual, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Amicus Curiae

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• ADA plaintiff held not disabled because of failure to show that her sleep was significantly worse than the average person in the general population
• evidence that plaintiff slept only three hours per night not sufficient to show substantial limitation on life activity of sleeping because sleep deprivation was not severe and was subsequently controlled, though not cured, by medication
• plaintiff not substantially limited in 2 sleeping when during a 13–month period she slept two or three hours some nights, awoke 3 without feeling rested, was extremely drowsy and sleepy all the time, and took prescription 4 sleep medication
• noting agreement among several circuits on the issue

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