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MS Recognized! lol

smathie2
smathie2
I know this doesn't really help people, but I got a laugh out of it, and everyone that needs to use handicap parking spaces might enjoy it

http://www.cslacker.com/images/funny/signs/street_signs/handicap/handicap_warning/
lorrieonline
lorrieonline
Good one! Yesterday when I went to park and the whole front row around the neuro office is handicapped, I had to park in the second row. That's ok - cuz, other's are handicapped too. My thought is always on why they would put up a median with grass and trees which makes it difficult to stomp across it even with the cane. I was in a hurry yesterday too, lol.
tarabunnyears
tarabunnyears
That's awesome. Much nicer than whacking them in the knee with my cane so they can legally park there.

I do not have a handicap sticker. My family keeps after me to do it. But I just always feel there are people worse off than me needing it. But I am finding that because of that I never go out, which is depressing and so i think I need to ask on my next visit.

That was funny though, thanks for posting.
MSInterrupted
MSInterrupted
:) I like it I want some to hand out!
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