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- Alasdair Baxter
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Original postAlasdair Baxter
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Would someone suffering from planta(r) fasciitis normally qualify for a blue disabled person's
parking badge?
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"Alasdair Baxter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Would someone suffering from planta(r) fasciitis normally qualify for a blue disabled person's
parking badge?
if I could afford to run a car I might engage in a convo about have having a sore heel
I hobble to work every day and just get on with life (torn sciatic)
[censored] ain't it
Chris
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"Alasdair Baxter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Would someone suffering from planta(r) fasciitis normally qualify for a blue disabled person's
parking badge?
Yes, if that person can prove he or she has difficulty walking.
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