Try having pupils fixed and dilated at 9 mm across, cataracts AND Nystagmus, each of which makes you VERY light sensitive. I have gotten SEVERE headaches from just walking from the back of a parking lot into a store. Then there is the bumper carts, signs, tire bumps, curbs, etc. My husband is a fairly well trained Seeing Eye Husband. But, even he has been known to get distracted and run me into or trip me over
something. That too can be QUITE painful. We only park in a Disabled spot if there is more than one open and if it is very bright out. (And in GA, the sunlight can get VERY brutal!!!)
MaryB.
Richard Schefdore wrote:
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> At 07:35 PM 5/13/2004, Sherry Wells wrote:
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> >Well, I will probably get a lot of flack for this response but I don't =
> >see
> >why people whose vision is too bad to drive or the hearing impaired sho=
> >uld
> >get a handicapped parking permit. I think these parking places should=
> > be
> >for people who have trouble walking, breathing, heart problems etc. I
> >would even think it fine for anyone over 70 to get one. I may be blin=
> >d
> >but am grateful that I have the health to walk from the back of the par=
> >king
> >lot.
> >
> >Sherry Wells
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > =
> >
> > Mary Blanton =
> >
> > <mary.blanton@MINDSP To: VICUG-L@MAE=
> >LSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
> > RING.COM> cc: =
> >
> > Sent by: "VICUG-L: Subject: Visually Im=
> >paired And Disabled Tags In Georgia
> > Visually Impaired =
> >
> > Computer Users' =
> >
> > Group List" =
> >
> > <[log in to unmask] =
> >
> > TJOHNS.EDU> =
> >
> > =
> >
> > =
> >
> > 05/12/2004 08:55 PM =
> >
> > Please respond to =
> >
> > Mary Blanton =
> >
> > =
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Well, sometimes it DOES pay to have a "big mouth", the willingness to
> >use it and to know the "right people". It seems that in the 1999
> >Session of the Georgia Legislature redid the procedures to obtain a
> >Disabled tag. (Until then, all it required was a letter from the
> >doctor, in-state or out-of-state, treating the disability.) A form had=
> >
> >to be filled out by the owner(s) of the vehicle. Then the treating
> >doctor, who HAD to be licensed in GA had to check a box that
> >appropriately covered the disability, sign it and GET IT NOTARIZED!!!
> >That form then had to be presented at the Tag Office. Oh and the
> >Visually Impaired was NOT on the form. (it took a while but I FINALLY
> >got my in-state eye doctor to check a somewhat ambiguous line. He had
> >to keep the forms because the Notary Public was in his other office. S=
> >o
> >he was out the postage for this STUPID new piece of red tape/)
> >
> >I did not find out about this until late last year. (We have not bough=
> >t
> >a vehicle since 1999. However, every 10 years, GA changes its tags and=
> >
> >EVERYONE has to get new ones.) I got the forms for our 2 vehicles and =
> >I
> >immediately got ticked off. (Because of my Bilateral Coloboma, catarac=
> >t
> >in my right eye and Nystagmus, I am VERY light sensitive. I also know
> >alot of other conditions that can result in a person being light
> >sedative or night blind.) I called my State House of Representatives
> >person. She got back with me the NEXT day. I faxed her a copy of the
> >form and she took it from there.
> >
> >She thought that having the Hearing Impaired but NOT the Visually
> >Impaired listed was absurd. (Heck, even her teen aged kids thought the=
> >
> >same thing!!!) BEFORE the 2004 Session even started, she had already
> >lined up a co-signer and had the bill ready to go into "the hopper" on
> >the first day. (All but 2 HR reps voted in favor of the addition of th=
> >e
> >Visually Impaired.) It took most of the rest of the Session for the
> >State Senate to read it and vote in favor of it.
> >
> >I got home tonight to find a message from my Rep.. (Jan Jones for anyon=
> >e
> >in GA that wants to thank her.) Friday morning at 11:00 I am invited t=
> >o
> >be present in Gov. Perdue's office to witness him sign the Mary Blanton=
> >
> >Bill into law. I am pretty excited about this. (Oh, "my" bill caused=
> >
> >a couple of others to be drafted for some other deserving groups.)
> >
> >Just HAD to share this one.
> >
> >MaryB.
> >
> >
> >VICUG-L is the Visually Impaired Computer User Group List.
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> >Well, I will probably get a lot of flack for this response but I don= 't
> >see why people whose vision is too bad to drive or the hearing impai= red
> >should get a handicapped parking permit. I think these parking pl= aces
> >should be for people who have trouble walking, breathing, heart pr= oblems
> >etc. I would even think it fine for anyone over 70 to get one. = I may be
> >blind but am grateful that I have the health to walk from th= e back of
> >the parking lot.
> >
> >Sherry Wells
> >
> >
> >
> >3d
> >Mary Blanton <mary.blanton@MINDSPRING= .COM>
> >
> >
> >3d
> >
> >3d
> >Mary Blanton <[log in to unmask]>= ; Sent by: "VICUG-L:
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> >05/12/2004 08:55 PM Please respond to Mary Blanton
> >3d
> >
> >
> >To: [log in to unmask] .EDU
> >cc:
> >Subject: Visually Impaired An= d Disabled Tags In Georgia
> >
> >
> >Well, sometimes it DOES pay to have a "big mouth", the wi= llingness to
> >use it and to know the "right people". It seems that in= the 1999
> >Session of the Georgia Legislature redid the procedures to obtain a
> >= Disabled tag. (Until then, all it required was a letter from the<= br>
> >doctor, in-state or out-of-state, treating the disability.) A for= m had
> >to be filled out by the owner(s) of the vehicle. Then the treatin= g
> >doctor, who HAD to be licensed in GA had to check a box that
> >appropriately covered the disability, sign it and GET IT NOTARIZED!!! That
> >form then had to be presented at the Tag Office. Oh and the<= br>
> >Visually Impaired was NOT on the form. (it took a while but I FIN= ALLY
> >got my in-state eye doctor to check a somewhat ambiguous line. He= had
> >to keep the forms because the Notary Public was in his other office. &n=
> >bsp;So
> >he was out the postage for this STUPID new piece of red tape/)
> >
> >I did not find out about this until late last year. (We have not = bought
> >a vehicle since 1999. However, every 10 years, GA changes its tag= s and
> >EVERYONE has to get new ones.) I got the forms for our 2 vehicles= and I
> >immediately got ticked off. (Because of my Bilateral Coloboma, ca= taract
> >in my right eye and Nystagmus, I am VERY light sensitive. I also = know
> >alot of other conditions that can result in a person being light
> >sedative or night blind.) I called my State House of Representati= ves
> >person. She got back with me the NEXT day. I faxed her a co= py of the
> >form and she took it from there.
> >
> >She thought that having the Hearing Impaired but NOT the Visually
> >Impaired listed was absurd. (Heck, even her teen aged kids though= t the
> >same thing!!!) BEFORE the 2004 Session even started, she had alre= ady
> >lined up a co-signer and had the bill ready to go into "the hopper= " on
> >the first day. (All but 2 HR reps voted in favor of the addition = of the
> >Visually Impaired.) It took most of the rest of the Session for t= he
> >State Senate to read it and vote in favor of it.
> >
> >I got home tonight to find a message from my Rep.. (Jan Jones for anyon= e
> >in GA that wants to thank her.) Friday morning at 11:00 I am invi= ted to
> >be present in Gov. Perdue's office to witness him sign the Mary Blanton=
> >Bill into law. I am pretty excited about this. (Oh, "= my" bill caused
> >a couple of others to be drafted for some other deserving groups.)
> >
> >Just HAD to share this one.
> >
> >MaryB.
> >
> >
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> In a word...Yep!<br><br>
> <br>
> At 07:35 PM 5/13/2004, Sherry Wells wrote:<br>
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> Well, I will probably get a lot of flack for this response but I don't
> =<br>
> see<br>
> why people whose vision is too bad to drive or the hearing impaired
> sho=<br>
> uld<br>
> get a handicapped parking permit. I think these parking
> places should=<br>
> be<br>
> for people who have trouble walking, breathing, heart problems etc.
> I<br>
> would even think it fine for anyone over 70 to get one. I may
> be blin=<br>
> d<br>
> but am grateful that I have the health to walk from the back of the
> par=<br>
> king<br>
> lot.<br><br>
> Sherry Wells<br><br>
> <br><br>
> <br><br>
>
> =<br><br>
>
> Mary
> Blanton
> =<br><br>
>
> <mary.blanton@MINDSP
> To: VICUG-L@MAE=<br>
> LSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU<br>
>
> RING.COM>
> cc:
> =<br><br>
>
> Sent by:
> "VICUG-L:
> Subject: Visually Im=<br>
> paired And Disabled Tags In Georgia<br>
>
> Visually
> Impaired
> =<br><br>
>
> Computer
> Users'
> =<br><br>
>
> Group
> List"
> =<br><br>
>
> <[log in to unmask]
> =<br><br>
>
> TJOHNS.EDU>
> =<br><br>
>
> =<br><br>
>
> =<br><br>
>
> 05/12/2004 08:55
> PM
> =<br><br>
>
> Please respond
> to
> =<br><br>
>
> Mary
> Blanton
> =<br><br>
>
> =<br><br>
> <br><br>
> <br><br>
> Well, sometimes it DOES pay to have a "big mouth", the
> willingness to<br>
> use it and to know the "right people". It seems that in
> the 1999<br>
> Session of the Georgia Legislature redid the procedures to obtain a<br>
> Disabled tag. (Until then, all it required was a letter from
> the<br>
> doctor, in-state or out-of-state, treating the disability.) A form
> had=<br><br>
> to be filled out by the owner(s) of the vehicle. Then the
> treating<br>
> doctor, who HAD to be licensed in GA had to check a box that<br>
> appropriately covered the disability, sign it and GET IT
> NOTARIZED!!!<br>
> That form then had to be presented at the Tag Office. Oh and
> the<br>
> Visually Impaired was NOT on the form. (it took a while but I
> FINALLY<br>
> got my in-state eye doctor to check a somewhat ambiguous line. He
> had<br>
> to keep the forms because the Notary Public was in his other
> office. S=<br>
> o<br>
> he was out the postage for this STUPID new piece of red tape/)<br><br>
> I did not find out about this until late last year. (We have not
> bough=<br>
> t<br>
> a vehicle since 1999. However, every 10 years, GA changes its tags
> and=<br><br>
> EVERYONE has to get new ones.) I got the forms for our 2 vehicles
> and =<br>
> I<br>
> immediately got ticked off. (Because of my Bilateral Coloboma,
> catarac=<br>
> t<br>
> in my right eye and Nystagmus, I am VERY light sensitive. I also
> know<br>
> alot of other conditions that can result in a person being light<br>
> sedative or night blind.) I called my State House of
> Representatives<br>
> person. She got back with me the NEXT day. I faxed her a copy
> of the<br>
> form and she took it from there.<br><br>
> She thought that having the Hearing Impaired but NOT the Visually<br>
> Impaired listed was absurd. (Heck, even her teen aged kids thought
> the=<br><br>
> same thing!!!) BEFORE the 2004 Session even started, she had
> already<br>
> lined up a co-signer and had the bill ready to go into "the
> hopper" on<br>
> the first day. (All but 2 HR reps voted in favor of the addition of
> th=<br>
> e<br>
> Visually Impaired.) It took most of the rest of the Session for
> the<br>
> State Senate to read it and vote in favor of it.<br><br>
> I got home tonight to find a message from my Rep.. (Jan Jones for
> anyon=<br>
> e<br>
> in GA that wants to thank her.) Friday morning at 11:00 I am
> invited t=<br>
> o<br>
> be present in Gov. Perdue's office to witness him sign the Mary
> Blanton=<br><br>
> Bill into law. I am pretty excited about this. (Oh,
> "my" bill caused=<br><br>
> a couple of others to be drafted for some other deserving
> groups.)<br><br>
> Just HAD to share this one.<br><br>
> MaryB.<br><br>
> <br>
> VICUG-L is the Visually Impaired Computer User Group List.<br>
> To join or leave the list, send a message to<br>
> [log in to unmask] In the body of the message, simply
> typ=<br>
> e<br>
> "subscribe vicug-l" or "unsubscribe vicug-l" without
> the quotations.<br>
> VICUG-L is archived on the World Wide Web at<br>
> <a href="http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/vicug-l.html" eudora="autourl">http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/vicug-l.html</a><br><br>
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> Well, I will probably get a lot of flack for this response but I don= 't
> see why people whose vision is too bad to drive or the hearing impai= red
> should get a handicapped parking permit. I think these parking pl= aces
> should be for people who have trouble walking, breathing, heart pr=
> oblems etc. I would even think it fine for anyone over 70 to get one. = I
> may be blind but am grateful that I have the health to walk from th= e
> back of the parking lot.<br><br>
> Sherry Wells<br><br>
> <br><br>
> <img src="3d" width=34 height=3 alt="3d">Mary Blanton
> <mary.blanton@MINDSPRING= .COM><br><br>
> <br>
> <img src="3d" width=34 height=3 alt="3d"><br>
> <img src="3d" width=34 height=3 alt="3d">
> <ul>
> <ul>
> <ul>
> <ul>
> <b>Mary Blanton <[log in to unmask]&gt=
> ;</b>
> Sent by: "VICUG-L: Visually Impaired Computer Use= rs' Group
> List" <[log in to unmask]> <br>
>
> 05/12/2004 08:55 PM
> Please respond to Mary Blanton
> </ul>
> </ul>
> </ul>
> </ul><img src="3d" width=34 height=3 alt="3d"><br><br>
> To: [log in to unmask] .EDU<br>
> cc: <br>
> Subject: Visually Impaired An= d Disabled Tags In Georgia<br><br>
> <br>
> <tt>Well, sometimes it DOES pay to have a "big mouth", the wi=
> llingness to<br>
> use it and to know the "right people". It seems that in=
> the 1999<br>
> Session of the Georgia Legislature redid the procedures to obtain a<br>
> = Disabled tag. (Until then, all it required was a letter from
> the<= br> doctor, in-state or out-of-state, treating the
> disability.) A for= m had<br>
> to be filled out by the owner(s) of the vehicle. Then the treatin=
> g<br>
> doctor, who HAD to be licensed in GA had to check a box that<br>
> appropriately covered the disability, sign it and GET IT NOTARIZED!!!
> That form then had to be presented at the Tag Office. Oh and
> the<= br> Visually Impaired was NOT on the form. (it took a
> while but I FIN= ALLY<br>
> got my in-state eye doctor to check a somewhat ambiguous line. He=
> had<br>
> to keep the forms because the Notary Public was in his other office.
> &n=<br>
> bsp;So<br>
> he was out the postage for this STUPID new piece of red tape/)<br><br>
> I did not find out about this until late last year. (We have not =
> bought<br>
> a vehicle since 1999. However, every 10 years, GA changes its tag=
> s and<br>
> EVERYONE has to get new ones.) I got the forms for our 2 vehicles=
> and I<br>
> immediately got ticked off. (Because of my Bilateral Coloboma, ca=
> taract<br>
> in my right eye and Nystagmus, I am VERY light sensitive. I also =
> know<br>
> alot of other conditions that can result in a person being light<br>
> sedative or night blind.) I called my State House of Representati=
> ves<br>
> person. She got back with me the NEXT day. I faxed her a co=
> py of the<br>
> form and she took it from there.<br><br>
> She thought that having the Hearing Impaired but NOT the Visually<br>
> Impaired listed was absurd. (Heck, even her teen aged kids though=
> t the<br>
> same thing!!!) BEFORE the 2004 Session even started, she had alre=
> ady<br>
> lined up a co-signer and had the bill ready to go into "the hopper=
> " on<br>
> the first day. (All but 2 HR reps voted in favor of the addition =
> of the<br>
> Visually Impaired.) It took most of the rest of the Session for t=
> he<br>
> State Senate to read it and vote in favor of it.<br><br>
> I got home tonight to find a message from my Rep.. (Jan Jones for anyon=
> e<br>
> in GA that wants to thank her.) Friday morning at 11:00 I am invi=
> ted to<br>
> be present in Gov. Perdue's office to witness him sign the Mary Blanton=
> <br>
> Bill into law. I am pretty excited about this. (Oh,
> "= my" bill caused<br>
> a couple of others to be drafted for some other deserving
> groups.)<br><br>
> Just HAD to share this one.<br><br>
> MaryB.<br><br>
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