To the Editor:
I am a registered nurse who has dedicated most of my career caring for children and young adults with multiple disabilities. I advocate and take pride in caring for and assisting my patients to reach their full potential and to make their lives as normal as possible. I’ve been camping, swimming, rock climbing, and been to Disney World many times with patients who could not walk, talk and breathe without a ventilator. I’m the last person who would oppose building a handicap parking lot.
The local residents of Bayview Park and myself are not opposing handicap parking spaces.
February 27, 2019
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