This is my code…
I need to disable the link to the http:// address because I’ll be putting it on the home page with no reason for a link back to the same page…code please!
Anyone!
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Travellers with disabilities may need some form of assistance when making their journey, manoeuvring wheelchairs or lifting walking aids single-handed could prove too difficult. People have all kinds of disabilities, some are evident and others are less obvious. Blind and deaf travellers could need help as much as someone who is wheelchair bound and the public transport services are duty bound to make provision for them. There are a number of organizations that offer help and advice about disabled travel in Ireland and much information can be found on the web.
Travelling by rail is fast and relatively comfortable and the majority of able bodied people have no difficulty in boarding the trains. Those who have disabilities could find that they need assistance to get on and off and some may require a guide to take them to the right platform and help them aboard. If any of these statements apply to you then it would be wise to contact the train operator prior to making the journey.
If they are made aware of your needs then they can make provision for them but you should give the train operator at least two days notice and make your needs crystal clear. The majority of mainline stations have a designated member of staff who deals with this type of request. If the journey involves travelling on more than one train and the trains are run by different operators then arrangements for the entire journey should be dealt with at the station where you board the train. Buying a rail card will reduce the train fares for you and your companion.
People with disabilities often choose to go by bus and the majority of buses have ramps that allow wheelchair access. When safely on the bus then there should be some form of priority seating, if any further help is needed then do not hesitate to ask the driver or conductor. Disabled travel in Ireland can mean travelling for half fare, over the age of 65 travelling is free.
There are numerous taxi and minicab operators in the county and they are expected to carry hearing, guide or assistance dogs free of charge. The taxis should be able to carry wheelchair users although some private hire firms may not be able to offer this service. Public hire taxis are black and they carry a yellow plate, these cars can usually be found waiting on the taxi ranks.
There are many centres that offer help and advice on outdoor mobility, if you have any queries it will pay to make contact with them. These organizations can inform you of any concessionary fares that you may be entitled to and how and where to claim them. No transport option should be ruled out, disabled travel in Ireland is fine.
I am thinking about filing for disability…
And no I am not disabled but then again I know many folks getting disability and they aren’t disabled either….
What should I claim is my disability to make sure I get it right away no problem?
What works? And no I’m not lazy, I worked two jobs putting myself through college and has worked close to 80 hours a week since but now I am simply tired….
I want to vacation on the governments dime….
Any suggestions?
We started seeing eachother about 2 and1/2 3 months ago, we only went out 2 times each time not being introduced to my 2 children he went on vacation the 7th-18th and invited me and my 2 children 1 being handicapped was not sure at first but decided if there was a time to find out if it is going to work now would be the time so we all went including his mother 2 wks in Myrtle Beech in a condo N E WAY got back and after spending that much time with someone you tend to develope emotions and feelings for them and so my children want to call him dad now which I’ve got mixed feelings about that and he calls every day He’s no other man that I have ever picked out for myself and maybe that’s why they didn’t work He opens doors for me tries to help out as much as he can with my children he’s considerate of my feelings a true gentleman Do they really exist Because I’ve never had the oppertunity to meet one so I don’t know if it’s real or all just a big fanticy
Hi guys..I was babysitting a little girl at my house last night (she’s 11), and so to annoy me, she put a parental lock on my movie channels for my tv. I’m 14 so I can’t call ATT or anything, and she went on vacation today so I can’t contact her.
Is there any way to reset the tv or anything so I can watch my movie channels again?
Thanks.(:
I watched a rather disturbing movie when I was younger. I’d like to see it again now that I have the intelligence to actually focus and not go into shock. I don’t recall the movie’s name or character names, though.
It starts off with the small family. The mother dies and the father calls the daughter in to gather the deceased mother’s belongings and place them around her. I recall candles, too. Then he said they had to rush off before they were found out, because they may be blamed for the woman’s death. This really young girl (10-12?) and him take a bus to an arid area. I remember grass, but I also remember it being dry. I dunno. Anyways, they get in there and the man reveals himself to be a druggy. She helps him prepare his arm before he shoots up. They call this his “vacation.” So she heads off to have fun and I think she meets some handicapped male. They get along and he leads her to this woman’s house, who apparently has a connection to her father.
When the little girl returns, the dad is still out. She tugs at him, but thinks he’s ignoring her to stay on vacation. His bladder releases and he stinks in the following days, showing he’s been dead. The woman who knew him takes the body and they all clean it out so she can stuff it.
Some of this may be off or mixed up, but perhaps someone knows the story from the very striking events I describe?