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In Colorado, a woman parked her car in an accessible parking space and walked into a department store to shop. While in the store, the woman used an electric scooter to help her move around. When the woman returned to her car, a police car pulled behind her with lights flashing, blocking her exit. The woman explained that she had Multiple Sclerosis and even showed an MS ID card. The woman also noted that she had a valid handicap placard that allowed her to park in the accessible parking space, to which the
These stories are REAL examples that affect people living with invisible disabilities every single day. We hear these stories often and we are actively engaging our culture with some major initiatives to overcome these encounters of prejudice and misunderstandings.