<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by cameron
When you say 'baby' does this cover all children in strollers do you think?
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Baby..... can we count the husband in there.......he'll fit into a stroller at a push.....[msnsmile2][msnsmile2]
The other common sight is someone in a wheelchair with
a broken leg or similar and abut a dozen accompanying members of the party!!!
With regards to the baby swap, do you think I could swap mine for a different one......he's 20 by the way!!!
Liz
Liz
I have a 2 year old "little Monster" (going back in November if anyone wants to borrow him for the parks!!!!)[msnwink][msnwink]
We queued like everyone else until our turn and then went on separately,....(how civilised)....
..but like Liz says its b****y annoying when one person in a wheelchair goes straight to the front with his whole family tree in tow, gets out to get onto the ride and walks faster and fitter than me to get on it!!!![msnoo][msnoo][msnoo]
Sharon
Sharon
Not seen the disabled ploy on a ride, but on a similar theme, we saw something bizarre at our hotel in Key West last week.
A woman in a wheelchair was pushed up to the poolside and left. She stood up, walked to the edge, dived in, swam a few lengths of breaststroke, climbed out (not using the steps), got back into the chair, waited until she was collected and was pushed away again.
It was one of those times when you just sit there looking at each other not believing what you've seen !
Mike & Sue Wooder-Jones
Mike, the water MUST have some sort of healing powers!!!!!............................don't you think??
Sharon
Sharon
Not to get too defensive Mike & Sue. The miracle from the wheelchair to the pool could be someone with MS? It REALLY could be all she could do? Don't know in that particular case of course, just something to bear in mind[msneek]
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