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  1. I work with 4 military DV that have no mobility isuues (ie sleep apnea, reduce hearing). DV places SHOULD NOT mean handicap.

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    Aisha De La Fuente commented  · 

    Hi, I'm just dropping by to add my two cents as a Disabled Vet. I understand that you may believe that if there is no visible ailment/disability, then said DV's shouldn't park in those spots. However, not all disabilities are visibly seen. I also have 2 children with Disabilities that require they have a placard, but they aren't visible to the eyes. Do I agree that some veterans missuse it? Absolutely. some not all.

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