Thankyou to Mr Bluebadge Holder.

debbie26pet

bestpud wrote: »

I think your dd is worse than the two I know of then. I though that must be the case as I can't imagine they'd need, or want, a blue badge.

The one went to my dd's nursery and the staff coped fine with her and the other is in a mainstream school and has no extra support either. The older one injects, and tests, himself now, four times a day I believe.

Neither have an insulin pump.

The first one I am only going on what I saw, as dd was at the same nursery. The second one, I know his mum so I can say for sure she doesn't have the problems you have, although they clearly have to be more aware than if he wasn't diabetic. They do have to collect him from school every now and again and he has more time off than average I guess, but other than that they get on fine.

Like I said, I was just interested so thanks for explaining.

hi yeah no problems if u dont ask u wont find out, my daughter was on injections ended up with a min of 6 injections and at th etime doing that to a 3yrs old aint much fun
thanks being understanding
i couldnt nor think about letitng a 4yrs old do her own insulin she can test but cant read the results and act etc so odes need a a adult

pollypenny

marleyboy wrote: »

Granted, Im guessing the fact they CAN park their means they have a right to. However I think it is completely irrelevant to a car park with P&C parking.

Agree about relevance to original post, Marleyboy. The point I was trying to make is that many inconsiderate B/B holders, like there one in OP, put peoples' back up.