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Ja, ja, ja \u2013 here he goes with the speech again I can hear you say\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026<\/p>\n
Those people who park in disabled parking spaces really get my knickers in a knot \u2013 they are probably the same ones that drive 1 kilometre to the gym and get highly irritated when they cannot park at the entrance.<\/p>\n
My young niece, Emily has also joined in the cause and sent me two images that she found on the internet. One image came from a blog by Katie called, Hedgehog Blog. Katie says; \u201cWelcome to the chaos that is my life. I\u2019m 30 years old I\u2019ve had spastic Cerebral Palsy since birth and I have hip injuries from being hit by a bus in college. I live with my husband and his 9 year old son from a previous relationship. I have a beautiful daughter, the hedgehog herself. It\u2019s often overwhelming, but never boring!\u201d<\/p>\n
The image from Katie\u2019s blog sent to me by Emily reads; \u201cYou have taken my parking space! Would you like my disability also?\u201d<\/p>\n
Read a bit about Katie\u2019s frustrations in her blog post here: Get Out of my Space<\/a>.<\/p>\n The other image that Emily spotted was on the Desktop Nexus<\/a> site and reads; \u201cIf you are not disabled and park here you soon will be\u201d \u2013 a little bit more to my liking I must say.<\/p>\n Especially with the Festive Season underway I ask you to please have a little bit of respect for the disabled.<\/p>\n
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