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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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MinnieM123
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Delta has a very good program for children on the autism spectrum, to help familiarize them with the entire experience at the airport . The program for the children, with their parents, guides them from the check in area, to security, to boarding a plane, etc.
news.delta.com
For customers on the autism spectrum, the Delta travel experience is welcoming
In addition to Delta-curated tools like multi-sensory rooms, our partners at airports and the Transportation Security Administration can help make the journey an accessible one, no matter what your needs may be.
news.delta.com
Figgy1
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It's a step in the right direction but airlines also need to make sure EVERYBODY can load and unload without difficulties. There are still wayyyyy toooo many stories about passengers being stuck on planes because they have no access to a wheelchair due to their chair having to be checkedDelta has a very good program for children on the autism spectrum, to help familiarize them with the entire experience at the airport . The program for the children, with their parents, guides them from the check in area, to security, to boarding a plane, etc.
For customers on the autism spectrum, the Delta travel experience is welcoming
In addition to Delta-curated tools like multi-sensory rooms, our partners at airports and the Transportation Security Administration can help make the journey an accessible one, no matter what your needs may be.
93boomer
Premium Member
Thought you would like that outcome!YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS….!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
93boomer
Premium Member
I woke up an hour early
Goofyernmost
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To me the only thing it is any good for is reminding everyone to change the batteries in their smoke/CO2 alarms.
Goofyernmost
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I am a creature of habit and usually, when nothing else is happening which is most of the time, I aim to hit the mattress at 11pm. So I compensate for it by going to bed an hour later (like last night) or an hour earlier in the spring. It seems to work and keeps my internal and external clocks in sinc.I woke up an hour early
SteveBrickNJ
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Clocks went back an hour last night. Correct? I am at a hotel and my wife is still sleeping. As I post this I think the current time is 8:10 EST. Is that correct?
SteveBrickNJ
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Now it is approaching 9am. I googled this topic and I am sure that I am on the new adjusted time. Have a great Sunday everyone.
Goofyernmost
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According to the WDWMagic time it was exactly 8:10 EST when you posted.,
Figgy1
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YUP, currently 9 44 am
SteveBrickNJ
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Yup. At 10:05am I am wishing both of you a great Sunday.
Tony the Tigger
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Still coughing! Otherwise recovered. That’s my asthma being all annoying.I love your new "look"!!
That aside, I hope you get over your cold quickly. It's that time of year, early fall, when the usual viruses start running amok.
Meds helped me keep working at the worst part. It’s Not covid, though.
Tony the Tigger
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Daylight savings time change mean the bars at 2am open for another hour and one more hour of drinking. More income for bars and more dangerous it is to be on the road after 2am.
Figgy1
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That stinks!!!!!! I hope you're all better soon!
Figgy1
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Not everywhere as by law in some places bars can not change clocks while open. They neither lose an hour in spring or gain one in fall.
StarWarsGirl
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Yeah, I've experienced this with my grandma. Not the unloading part, but she needs wheelchair assistance in the airport. So one time she deplaned and was waiting for a wheelchair and it never came. She just decided she would walk through to bag claim where we were waiting.
Lesson learned: if someone (including one of the great grandkids) is flying with her, we don't worry about a gate pass and just wait for her at bag claim. If no one is there with her, we get a gate pass and meet her at the gate.
We've also had issues where we've been stuck waiting for a wheelchair because they simply don't have enough.
The first time that woman was going to fly after her husband died, she thought she was going to drive herself to the airport, go through on her own and meet my aunt in SC. I was like, uh, no you're not. She realized after I went with her that it would've been a terrible idea.