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what about blue badge entitlement to park on yellow and single lines?
the whole point of that is to let people who have serious walking difficulties have closer access to places.. thats the whole point. its NOT exclusive to wheelchairs.. if you think that then no wonder you think the way you do, because you dont understand what the blue badge is for
its for anyone with severe mobility problems, not just if they are in a chair or need extra space. its like you have misinterprited what the blue badge is for -. someone on crutches doesnt need the extra space (usually) - they need the blue badge because walking is difficult/uncomfortable/painful etc0 -
what about blue badge entitlement to park on yellow and single lines?
the whole point of that is to let people who have serious walking difficulties have closer access to places.. thats the whole point. its NOT exclusive to wheelchairs.. if you think that then no wonder you think the way you do, because you dont understand what the blue badge is for
its for anyone with severe mobility problems, not just if they are in a chair or need extra space. its like you have misinterprited what the blue badge is for -. someone on crutches doesnt need the extra space (usually) - they need the blue badge because walking is difficult/uncomfortable/painful etc0 -
hang on you asked mre why i needed it so i told you not anyone else you are loosing the plot of all this
and thats fair enough - but look at other situations.. now your diverting it. im just trying to explain to you why others not in a chair might need it
like i said, if you look at someone in crutches, they dont need the extra space usually, but still have mobility problems because its uncomfortable, painful or difficult and threfore need the space
its not significantly different with someone who has severe mental health or behavioural problems.. they are still in pain/distress or discomfort, except its in their head2 esa medicals passed successfully (support group - it can be done!!)!! :j0 -
and here we are back to the origional point severe mobility problems being scared to walk through town is not a severe mobility problem
why is it not a mobility problem if it stops you from walking into town?
OF COURSE its a mobility problem. its to do with someones mobility2 esa medicals passed successfully (support group - it can be done!!)!! :j0 -
and thats fair enough - but look at other situations.. now your diverting it. im just trying to explain to you why others not in a chair might need it
like i said, if you look at someone in crutches, they dont need the extra space usually, but still have mobility problems because its uncomfortable, painful or difficult and threfore need the space
its not significantly different with someone who has severe mental health or behavioural problems.. they are still in pain/distress or discomfort, except its in their head0 -
yes people with crutches need them as they obviously have a problem with walking ..depreesed people dont
i know depressed people dont
im talking about severe anxiety because they have equal problems with discomfort and difficulty with their mobility, funnily enough2 esa medicals passed successfully (support group - it can be done!!)!! :j0 -
Mobility is a lot more than about walking.Sealed pot challenge #232. Gold stars from Sue-UU - :staradmin :staradmin £75.29 banked
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and here we are back to the origional point severe mobility problems being scared to walk through town is not a severe mobility problem
Being UNABLE to walk SOMEWHERE due to ONE OR MORE DISABILITIES, whether they be mental or otherwise, is a severe mobility problem.Only 3% of those registered blind in the UK have zero vision.0
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