I agree fighting for spots *can* seem worthless at times, too, because in most
cases those who abuse it simply don't care and feel that even if they get
caught and/or ticketed once, the cdhance vof it happening again is extremely
slim... like lightning striking your car twice.
But vandalizing
Is it really worth the effort?? Just ask Johnnie Appleseed.
My point is that you will never know the results of all of your efforts.
Often, it only takes one success to motivate others to fend for themselves
based on your success or failure. But it has to start somewhere and with
Im not promoting vandalism because its an individual choice. Calling the police
would work if every person did it. One thing though we as Americans took this
country though guerilla tactics because we were outnumbered by tyrants. We
couldnt have been free if we played fair. I believe that
In my 20 years of SCIsm (15? or so on Jimmy's List), no one subject than
parking elicits more anger, angst and replies.
Here in NJ we have placards, id cards, plates and those innocuous hanger
thingies from the rear view mirror.
NOTHING WORKS better than calling a cop. If you're parked in, stuck
Amen Billy !
In a message dated 1/29/2009 12:32:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,
blan...@verizon.net writes:
In my 20 years of SCIsm (15? or so on Jimmy's List), no one subject than
parking elicits more anger, angst and replies.
Here in NJ we have placards, id cards, plates and those
I have found that where I live in Az that almost all the vehicles that park in
handicapped spot have hc placards, I do check, the problem is that there are
too d_m many out there.
Cullen
C3
--- On Thu, 1/29/09, Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net wrote:
From: Tod E. Santee sant...@cox.net
Too many HC placards ...or too few handicap spots. This happens regularly to
me on weekends at the local cineplex (in a Boston MA suburb), even though there
are about twenty HC spots.
No easy solution, I'm sure. Seems to me though, that the number of HC spaces
should be related to the number
Major rehab hospitals in our area and have 100's of parking spots dedicated
to both cars and vans.
And yes, they are always full of vehicles that park in those areas with the
proper documentation.
Asking for more parking places would be nice, but what is more important are
those who don't
I had a significant amount of bladder stones removed about two years ago and
since then I have had two or three minor UTIs. I went for an extended
period of time without needing treatment for a UTI prior to getting the
bladder stones, but when I had them, I was consistently getting UTIs until
1000% mega-Amen. I was just whining and wishing, not making a call to action.
I look at it like my need to do guerrilla parking to accommodate my ramp is
just another challenge in the minute-to-minute, day-to-day adventure that is
being a quad. Eeeha!
Right now outside Boston we have heaps
I'm looking at some local physicians and physiatrists. Having been around
the block for 29 years and having dozens and dozens and dozens of Docs over
those years -- the following doesn't ring any bells (regarding the *2nd* *
acronym* after their names.
Examples:
__ __ MD MA --- Of course I
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/archive/index.php/t-134791.html
Eric W Rudd
c5sc...@gmail.com
- Original Message -
From: Lori Michaelson
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 2:24 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Physician's extra titles...?
I'm looking at
I may have mentioned this before. Not all medical doctors are physiatrist
but all physiatrist are medical doctors. To the best of my knowledge, there
is no post indicators after a doctor's name to inform consumers that their
doctor is or is not such a rehab medical doctor.
Best Wishes
Amen to that people in large crowds are like cattle and use little respect
or common sense--- this includes parking, driving and shopping ! If you can
change 1 or 2 people's minds about using the handicapped spotsthere will be
a million more to replace them. Like i tell my wife about
I've stated before, that I don't wish to survive the end of this planet.
For if I do (lol) I will be exposed to all others having to complain (if you
know what I mean).
It is difficult to learn the basics of swimming when one is drowning.
The best time to address those issues are not
At 03:24 PM 1/29/2009, Lori Michaelson said something that elicited
my response:
I'm looking at some local physicians and physiatrists. Having been
around the block for 29 years and having dozens and dozens and
dozens of Docs over those years -- the following doesn't ring any
bells
Ron -- I guess our disagreement, if you will, is that it seems you're
assuming these folks actually THINK about it, care about it, and/or get it
enough to really connect all the dots. And, IMO, even if they do care and can
connect dots, I have a hugely difficult time believing they THINK about
Oops, accidently bumped Send
--- anyway, to complete my thought about who thinks about it and, among those
who do, how much do they care and/or why are they entitled?
One only need go back to the story that began this thread, read the story (if
it's still online) and hit the Show Comments link
Absolutely!!! You'll get NO argument from me... or most others in AZ (FL,
too, I'd guess)... on that point!
--Tod
Cullen c3q...@yahoo.ca wrote:
I have found that where I live in Az that almost all the vehicles that park
in handicapped spot have hc placards, I do check, the problem is
Bob,
Hospitals and medical facilities are required to have a higher percentage of HC
parking per total number of spaces. (as per ADA, again... [anybody notice I
keep mentioning that? Huh? Huh?]) But anyway, perhaps some precision,
targeted lobbying of our municipal, state and/or federal
one thing i will sayregardless of the bullshit associated with
handicapped parking im thankful to be able to drive again..i was injured in
98 and didnt drive til 2000i was so happy to get my first van even though
it was junkfriends never understood this but i sure did!!!
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