handicapped parking

I was a level 2 psia adaptive ski instructor for 18 years. That said, I thank the powers above to be health and luck enough to be abled body.

 

I kind of have to agree with florida playboy. There is a difference between laziness and a disability. I don't believe that being massively overweight due to poor life choices should be classified as a disability.

 

That works best if you're walking away from a Swift truck....

 

So, what's better than winning gold at the Special Olympics? Inquiring (and apparently not right) minds want to know.

 

Matter of fact, I do operate a commercial motor vehicle. I only weigh 210 pounds. I will not list the conditions, but I really doubt you could stand them. Since I drive with a cdl, I cannot take pain medications which would make walking, bending and moving much easier.

 

I think that might be a question to ask Google.

 

Dohhhhhh...... Glad I asked Google instead....

 

My sister was born in 65 with a hole in her heart and an aorta wrapped around her throat. For many of her early years, she was unable to actually move much. Unfortunately, she did gain weight. She had the first heart surgery before 3 years old. Her last was in 89. She was never able to move due to her health.

According to you guys she was fat and lazy. What a disgusting way to live and think.

 

Pretty sure these guys are referring to the ones who smoke, drink, and eat their way into a chair, not those who are legitimately handicapped. Key word was "most" people are lazy, not "all" people.