Hi guys, quick question. I have dystonia which effects my walking but being a stubborn person I don't want to use a wheelchair. This last year I've succumbed to occasionally using a walking stick and it really makes walking much easier. I have a light metal walking cane with a plastic handle but I'm wondering whether Universal will find a problem with it on HHN's?
Last year I didn't have it with me though I was questioned as to what my tablets were for when I emptied my pockets after my belt buckle set the metal detector off. I explained the were called Trihexyphenidyl and were for Dystonia but as I expected the person asking had no clue what the tablets or condition were and a supervisor was called who also had no idea either but let me in with them anyway. I know they're doing their job but with them being very strict I'd rather know in advance whether it's worth me taking my walking stick or just not bothering and struggle a bit more?
Last year I didn't have it with me though I was questioned as to what my tablets were for when I emptied my pockets after my belt buckle set the metal detector off. I explained the were called Trihexyphenidyl and were for Dystonia but as I expected the person asking had no clue what the tablets or condition were and a supervisor was called who also had no idea either but let me in with them anyway. I know they're doing their job but with them being very strict I'd rather know in advance whether it's worth me taking my walking stick or just not bothering and struggle a bit more?
