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When going into a restaurant, simply ask for a table closer to the door. If they try to seat you too far away for your confort in walking, stop walking and tell whomever is seating you that the table they are suggesting is unacceptable. When making airline reservations, tell them you have a physical disability and wish to be seated closer to the front. Also, utilize the services the airports have such as wheelchairs, early boarding, etc. They are in place just for people like you! In other words, you must speak up or you won't get the service you require. Jeanne Lee-Rosner PDF-Chicago ----- Original Message ----- From: First & Last-Name <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2000 5:40 PM Subject: Re: PD Awareness Article in Missouri paper Feb 1, 2000 > my sister suggests that someone write a thoughtful letter to ann landers. my > pet peeve is being seated in back of restaurant even tho i walk with cane > and also last seat in plane. n spires >