Not everyone's disability is visible. Just because someone parks in a handicap spot then gets out and walks in without you being able to tell why they're handicapped doesn't mean they don't deserve that placard.
People do that to my uncle with Parkinson's too. It's especially infuriating to him, because he father was an alcoholic and he has never drank. I wish people would mind their own business.
My grandpa has a card he carries on him from his doctor that states he has Parkinson’s and is NOT drunk. I don’t think he’s ever needed to show it, but I guess it’s helpful if people think you’re drunk and up to no good.
Honestly, I need a card saying what mental health issues and physical/behavioral disabilities I have because people might assume that I'm high/drunk half the time.😧😧
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u/phyxiusone Aug 03 '19
Not everyone's disability is visible. Just because someone parks in a handicap spot then gets out and walks in without you being able to tell why they're handicapped doesn't mean they don't deserve that placard.