On Tue, 01 Jun 2004 18:50:53 GMT, "suzn"
wrote:


"BJ in Texas" wrote in message
om...
Sounds like a few of them could use the exercise of walking up
and down the aisles.

He MUST have been in Wal-Mart where I was last night coz I
noticed the same thing myself. *sigh*.
If they would stop supplying those electric scooters then they would HAVE
to walk. Any seriously handicapped person would have their OWN scooter or
wheel chair
to get around in. And being obese IMO is not a handicap.


My oldest sister is over 600 pounds. Her legs will not even hold her
up anymore. She has her own scooter but she even relies on it now to
go from the couch to the toilet and back to the couch again in her own
apartment.

A sad way to live IMO.


Jaime
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