Guest guest Posted June 10, 2004 Report Share Posted June 10, 2004 The laws vary state to state on handicapped stickers, but usually if you can't walk 100 feet without assistance (or stopping to rest), have certain heart problems, or some other specific ailments, there is a standard " sign off " you doc can do.... I would assume in most states the doc can also list " other " issue that prevents/creates a walking problem for you depending on your diagnosis.... Contact your local DMV or BMV and find out what form to take to the doc.... they should be able to even mail it to you. You usually have to put the license plate number or VIN number on the application too, and fill out whether it's a temporary or permanent handicapped sticker. Also, you can usually get a tag (minimal charge) or a license plate (they charge a little more for that). The tag is easier because you can move it from car to car, or to any car the person who it belongs to is in.... On Jun 10, 2004, at 6:10 PM, wrote: > Subject: handicap sticker > > I just wondered how amny of you have a hadicap dticker for the car. > adn how did where you before the doctor gave you one. I still work 40 > hours a week. I ambulate, no assistive devise, but I do ahve days, or > part of days when i can't walk very well. I move very slowly then and > not real far. How bad do I have to get to get a ahndicaps ticker? > thanks susan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 11, 2004 Report Share Posted June 11, 2004 >.... I would assume in most states > the doc can also list " other " issue that prevents/creates a walking > problem for you depending on your diagnosis.... Yes, my doctor listed " Other " and the specific illness, at the time my diagnosis was myasthenia gravis, which does cover my symptoms pretty well, although now has been disproven for me. Take care, RH > > Contact your local DMV or BMV and find out what form to take to the > doc.... they should be able to even mail it to you. > > You usually have to put the license plate number or VIN number on the > application too, and fill out whether it's a temporary or permanent > handicapped sticker. Also, you can usually get a tag (minimal charge) > or a license plate (they charge a little more for that). The tag is > easier because you can move it from car to car, or to any car the > person who it belongs to is in.... > > > > On Jun 10, 2004, at 6:10 PM, wrote: > > > Subject: handicap sticker > > > > I just wondered how amny of you have a hadicap dticker for the car. > > adn how did where you before the doctor gave you one. I still work 40 > > hours a week. I ambulate, no assistive devise, but I do ahve days, or > > part of days when i can't walk very well. I move very slowly then and > > not real far. How bad do I have to get to get a ahndicaps ticker? > > thanks susan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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