Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)


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Old 03-15-2010, 12:50 PM #1
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Would Rsd/crps patients qualify for a handicap parking permit? My mobility is very limited and i was thinking of asking my doctor for a medical note.
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I have one, but I got it prior to my CRPS diagnosis, when I "only" had peripheral neuropathy. I would guess that it depends on the individual and your degree of (im)mobility. For me, I'm in a wheelchair so I think that pretty much seals the deal.

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I was able to get one,but you need to have your Dr. sign the papers at least in Kentucky
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Go to your DMV on the internet, and print out the form.
Have your doctor sign it, then fill out the rest, (signature) and send it back, to DMV.
With RSD, you'll fall under neurological disorders, probably.

I have a permanent plate for my vehicle, a mirror hanger for my other vehicles, (or any I might ride in) and a wallet card, for when you're standing in any line, gets you to the front, and other little perks.

I'm in PA and it's quite easy.

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I have RSD and my ortho doc signed my form for my handicap tag due to limited mobility. I use a cane or wheelchair on a bad day. He signed the form and the rest was easy. I just took it to the license plate office and they gave me a handicapped tag. It only costed 5 dollars. It was worth it. Good Luck!!
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I found the forms and printed them out...I was told to go to my town village for a park permit. The license plate is in my husband's name would it have to be in my name to get the plates changed? I will see my dr tomorrow. Thanks everyone for your help
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Would Rsd/crps patients qualify for a handicap parking permit? My mobility is very limited and i was thinking of asking my doctor for a medical note.
I asked my Dr. for one, and he said you could have gotten one years ago. I love it so much. I don't drive that much, but I take it when my husband or daughter drive me somewhere. your friend, loretta
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I just found this out today lol.
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I just found this out today lol.
Parking permits are not so much diagnosis related as they are activity-restricted related. Whomever fills your application out needs to stress your restrictions. Diagnosis is part of the application though, ususally...
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You can start out with a handicap tag that hangs from the front view mirror! You can also take it with you when you ride in someone else's car..Mine is good for two years! It has been so helpful!
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