[nagdu] transportation

[Wayne Merritt]

There's also the good old reliable cabs. Granted, may not be the
cheapest, but that might also depend on how far you have to go and how
often. If it's once a week and there's nothing else available, then
cabs might be a good option. Have you checked with other people at
mass to see if someone there might be able to take you to and from?

Good luck,
Wayne

On 6/1/09, Nicole B. Torcolini <ntorcolini at wavecable.com> wrote:
> Does the county have a transit service for people with disabilities?  Both
> here in California and back home in Washington State, there is a shuttle
> service that you can schedule rides.  You have to make them in advance, and
> there's a half hour pick up window, but it is better than nothing.  Where do
> you live?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "d m gina" <dmgina at samobile.net>
> To: <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Sunday, May 31, 2009 9:05 PM
> Subject: [nagdu] transportation
>
>
> Hello,
> I have a question for all of you,
> Now I have written to the folks where I got my dog from, to get tips
> before coming to you.
> It seems, during the winter months it is harder for me to get a ride to
> mass.
> The excuse is no one wants the dog in the car.
> Fine, it is their cars.
> I can't walk to mass during the winter any more with the second health
> problem I have.
> the busses don't run on weekends during the time of mass.
> they stop at one.
> If I took the van there, I still would need a ride home.
> When I was crying, there were six persons asking if they could take me
> home with the dog.
> I am to be understanding insurance is to expensive for them to pay and
> get a van for seniors and disabled for the winter months.
> Yet this is to be my parish
> How would you handle the problem.
> I am going back to the school for training, where I wouldn't do this,
> but lets say I decide to leave the dog there.
> and come home with just the cane.
> Everyone would ask where is your dog.
> Why did you do this.
> Traveling with my dog is what I wish to do.
> If I am not allowed to take a stand, where do we as owners of dogs say
> this isn't correct/
> Do we just let folks walk over us because they can?
> I can't even get a commitment from anyone so I couldn't say if I would
> leave my dog home or not.
> How do you folks get around this problem?
> I don't wish to press charges, but feel something has to be done.
> Just thought I would ask.
> Thanks.
>
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