HELP BLUE BADGE

My Grandad who is 76 has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, he struggles with long distance and I was wondering if he is entitled to a blue badge for his car and parking. Any advice or info would be greatly apprciated thank you in advance.

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  • Hello Kay89,

    I live in Hertfordshire and applied for a blue badge on Tuesday the 7/03/2019.

    My application was approved Thursday the 9/03/2019 and paid for.

    My badge is now being posted to me.

    The form for Hertfordshire on line was very easy to completely. I took the Terminally ill option and included the consultants latest letter to my gp re tumour size and position and the pain I am in when gaining access to my car in standard parking bays.

    At this stage of chemo for T30 n2 tumour in rectum, and T20 n0 in three places in my bowel I am on a “curative “ route dependant on chemo, chemo/radiotherapy, further chemo and possible operation if all goes to plan. It will be palliative care otherwise.

    Even after my operation I have been advised that chemo will be required for 6 months or more... So my route is about 12 to 18 months in total from being diagnosed.

    I will have a stoma for life so aim to reapply for mine in the future on the same basis, due the planned high position of my stoma and contact with car door etc.

    best of luck

     

     

     

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  • Hello Kay89,

    I live in Hertfordshire and applied for a blue badge on Tuesday the 7/03/2019.

    My application was approved Thursday the 9/03/2019 and paid for.

    My badge is now being posted to me.

    The form for Hertfordshire on line was very easy to completely. I took the Terminally ill option and included the consultants latest letter to my gp re tumour size and position and the pain I am in when gaining access to my car in standard parking bays.

    At this stage of chemo for T30 n2 tumour in rectum, and T20 n0 in three places in my bowel I am on a “curative “ route dependant on chemo, chemo/radiotherapy, further chemo and possible operation if all goes to plan. It will be palliative care otherwise.

    Even after my operation I have been advised that chemo will be required for 6 months or more... So my route is about 12 to 18 months in total from being diagnosed.

    I will have a stoma for life so aim to reapply for mine in the future on the same basis, due the planned high position of my stoma and contact with car door etc.

    best of luck

     

     

     

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