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Parking permit

Amlee · 2014-08-15 20:47:42

Hi just a quick question, my son has had a brain tumour removed and he's not walking due to left sided paralysis , he is still an inpatient as he needs a lot of therapy to get him back walking, we are told it could take weeks/months. Question is we are allowed hours out most days and finding it difficulty with parking and…

15-08-2014 8:47pm

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Amlee

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Hi just a quick question, my son has had a brain tumour removed and he's not walking due to left sided paralysis , he is still an inpatient as he needs a lot of therapy to get him back walking, we are told it could take weeks/months.

Question is we are allowed hours out most days and finding it difficulty with parking and the wheelchair, I can't find info online but would my son qualify for a parking permit?

Thanks in advance

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#2 16-08-2014 4:38pm

Johnboy1951

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a person with a permanent condition or disability that severely restricts their ability to walk

is the criteria I believe ..... the 'permanent' part is where you might have difficulty

This info might be of use - expand the sections to read the details ...

http://www.iwa.ie/services/motoring/disabled-parking-permit-scheme

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