From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   Well, the person posting was offering a solution some will try. It's   
   not me though. However, if the family is with him, I would expect   
   they'd go with him too as it would not be cool to leave him alone.   
      
   I have a sort of disability myself. I am losing my eyesight and right   
   now am a couple years from not being able to drive at all...   
   eventually I'll have to have a corneal transplant. I don't think it   
   counts as a disability though since I can't even get my medical paid   
   for it!  Amazing I know. I have to fight it now as my contacts alone   
   and eye exam are almost a grand every year.   
      
   On Sun, 9 Mar 2008 18:26:53 -0500, "Gummby3"   
    wrote:   
      
   >That goes back to my original post.  I'm hoping that the original poster was   
   >not advocating people doing that and was simply letting people with   
   >disabilities become aware that amusement parks and such do offer that   
   >service for people with limitations.   
      
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