disprincesspatty
Earning My Ears
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- Oct 23, 2006
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With what I am hearing, I don't see that there is anyone who can not get a GAC! You would have to be the 100% picture perfect family. And I just don't know many of them. My family will be going in May and we are, DH (46) high blodd pressure, myself (44) thyroid problems (not overweight), DD (21) eye sight 20/650, DS (20) asthma, eye sight 20/450, DDBF (21) ADHD, and DS (16), asthma, eye sight 20/400. I would never think of getting a GAC, I think of it as something for the people who could not go to Disney without it. If a parent is able to wait in line for a fastpass so that their child doesn't have to stand in line then they should. I would never accuse anyone of faking disability, but do you not think there are people that are taking advantage of the GAC also? I think if you can possibly do it without the GAC, you should. I have seen too many reasons on here that I personally don't thing require a GAC. More power to the people that truly need them, and I hope they get every accomodation available to them, but I think there is great abuse of the GAC cards. Of course I can not prove this, but I think everyone thinks it but is afraid to say it on here. If we all have GACS, then the parks should just start taking reservations for when you can come in.

I am amazed someone would use that spot without the person they have a plate for. I would expect them to know better ... more so than someone who does not have a disabled person in thier family if you kwim. We just recently got the form filled out for our DS a hangtag. I have put it off and put it off because it seemed so permanant to me I guess. We have always just carried him in but now he is getting to big to throw over my shoulder if the walk is to long for him and his kwalker.
I have said it before and will say it again there is a special place in hell for people like that ...