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Re: Hospital Discrimination.
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Originally Posted by thomas.lee
Also on the disability note, someone visiting the hospital could be equally as 'disabled' as such due to whatever they're visiting for, maybe illness, a broken leg? Anything. Yet because they don't have a blue badge, they have to pay - regardless of their circumstances to what they are visiting the hospital for.
Secondly, if a disabled person needs to visit the hospital frequently due to their disability, and they don't have someone to drive them there every time they're due, wouldnt they find some other form of transport? Taxi, free door2door minibus service? etc. Unless of course they are fit enough to drive, to which they should be fit enough to pay a small parking free  |
If a person is registered disabled then they are likely to be a regular visitor to hospital, not just as a one off for a broken leg etc.
Why would they want to find another mode of transport if they have their own car? 
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