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Join Date: May 2014
Location: Buffalo, NY
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Train ride
I am on my way to visit a relative with my family. We came on the car and saw some seats that were not only across from each other, but there was a bench that had leg room that made choirs of angels sing.
I should have known it was too good to be true.
The conductor let me know it was their ADA seat.
Now, I am certain my neurologist would write up the necessary paperwork. I may broach the subject.
The conductor was great about it. I have zero complaints, though I really was looking forward to being stretched out. I know to most people I do not appear overly encumbered with problems if it isn't a flare day. Those closest to me or who have known me for years can tell by my posture or by my facial expression.
I get the feeling (perhaps unfairly to him) that this conductor would have looked at my paperwork- if I had any- with contempt. He did find is a row across from each other, which was very nice of him.
I feel like I am on an Agatha Christie ride mixed with Silver Streak.
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