Thanks everyone. I decided to repost because I realized my poorly worded question came off incorrectly.
For those who replied, this was not a legal question. My question was more of a moral one....(And yes, this question is real) . As I travel through my weight loss journey I have begun to confront my attitude towards weight...mine and others. And I mean this on both sides of the spectrum. I have learned that in my mind I thought thinner people were "better" and lived "happier lives." As a thinking adult, I know it isn't true but subconsciously I realized that it was part of my mental script.
My poorly worded question was/is...is there something wrong with my thinking on a moral level? For heavier women....like myself...I was surprised that I even began to think of weight in the scenario posted. The truth is that we've never really talked about weight...mine or hers. We just enjoy each other's company.
If she applies, I would DEFINITELY give her full opportunity and if she's the best interview...the job is hers and I'll make every accommodation that we need to. I just know her and having to even ask ME for an accomodation would crush her. For the first time, she would have to talk to me about her weight and ask ME for help. I think this is what we've enjoyed....we never dwell on weight.
I also know that she doesn't want to be in a wheelchair or any other mobile device. She would resent me even asking about it. She's not ready to face the fact that she needs one and would be humiliated if I ever admitted to buying something to "accomodate" her...I know this as a friend. It would crush her...even though I know that's what she needs to do the job.
I also began to ask myself have I been holding myself back because I think the same thing about ME. I think I'm having an epiphany moment....I think the same thing I thought about for my friend is the same reason I haven't applied for jobs. Because I would be embarrassed about how my weight might be perceived or an obstacle.
I just wanted to know if even thinking about these things is morally wrong. Sometimes feelings get in the way of clarity. I needed a little clarity...but I think I've found my answer.