Last year I broke down and asked my rheumatologist if she would sign a handicapped parking placard application for me. After a long wait (several months) I finally received my placard but it was only good for one year.
I had to reapply this year and did receive a permanent placard that is good for five years and then I will automatically receive another one for the following five years (until I am gone). But, I have no idea what my rheumatologist wrote on the application, the RMV wants my doctor to clarify whether I am healthy enough to drive.
Honestly you didn't think I was unhealthy enough to have a handicapped placard last year and now you think I am that disabled? Seriously?
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