Re: CA DMV Disabled placard

[Guest guest]

Yeah, that's really convenient. Hey, you don't even have to go to

the DMV - just go to their website and download the form.

Val

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> >

> > Just a note in case anyone is in need of this......

> > I called the California DMV and they said that anyone can get a 6

> > month disabled placard for surgery. Just pick up a form at the

> DMV

> > and have the doctor sign it and Wa-La!

> >

> > Just thought I'd let the group know.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Now, now girls and guys...we are supposed to be exercising,

especially walking, after surgery...lol...So why do we need special

parking.

Of course there are exceptions to the rule, it is good info to

have....but by far, if you walked into the hospital without a

handicap placard you should manage without one after surgery. You

really should be making every effort to take walks daily, several

times per day. It makes a world of difference in your recovery,

trust me.

Hugs

Jo

[Guest guest]

D'OH! I forgot.

Actually, this came about because I have plans that are going to

fall at 3 weeks post-op and regular parking is sooooooooo far to

walk that I think it would kill me by the time I got in there.

That's all I really wanted it for. I'm sorry mom.

Thanks for the reminder

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>

> Now, now girls and guys...we are supposed to be exercising,

> especially walking, after surgery...lol...So why do we need

special

> parking.

>

> Of course there are exceptions to the rule, it is good info to

> have....but by far, if you walked into the hospital without a

> handicap placard you should manage without one after surgery. You

> really should be making every effort to take walks daily, several

> times per day. It makes a world of difference in your recovery,

> trust me.

>

> Hugs

> Jo

[Guest guest]

>

> Now, now girls and guys...we are supposed to be exercising,

> especially walking, after surgery...lol...So why do we need special

> parking.

>

> Of course there are exceptions to the rule, it is good info to

> have....but by far, if you walked into the hospital without a

> handicap placard you should manage without one after surgery. You

> really should be making every effort to take walks daily, several

> times per day. It makes a world of difference in your recovery,

> trust me.

>

> Hugs

> Jo

Hi Jo,

Thanks for the info. I am waiting for surgery and I was getting a

litle worried with all this talk about the handicap sign.

Thanks again.

Terri in Paso