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Old 03-04-2011, 05:01 AM #1
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Default Travelling with my SCS
Can you lovely people advise me what will happen at the airports in the usa. I have my card saying i have an scs and letter from my consultant so what should i say to people before i go through scanners??
today i am in college and would like to update that the Mark cushion which arrived the other day is so far doing a great job as these college seats are not made for people with our problems!!
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