I did it!
I submitted an
application today to Boca del Lupo
for a residency. The last sentence of my very brief cover letter says: “Please
put “FREE DRINKS” in the subject line of a rejection.”
It’s warm
again. I have my windows open due to radiant heat, I assume, from the suites
above and below mine on this unseasonably warm day.
Dr. Shoja gets
a lot of credit that she deserves here. I’ve ignored the incredible and
positive impact that The Stuttering Foundation (SF) has had on my life. Every
time one of their magazines arrives, reading it gives me a feeling like what a
mother’s hug might feel like. The current issue addresses the issue of
travelling.
Today I was
provided with the 1-800 number for the Passenger
Support Specialists department of the Transportation Security
Administration (TSA) in the SF magazine. They recognize the challenge of
airport security procedures for people with PTSD and for people who stutter —
think what they’ll do for me! If I provide them with 72 hours prior notice of
my arrival, I can make arrangements to be quickly assisted through security.
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