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Parking

Most parents of children with cancer have unpleasant memories of driving around in endless loops looking for a parking space while their child is throwing up in a bucket in the back seat (or even worse when the bucket was left at home). Learn about both long- and short-term parking arrangements. Ask the nurses and other parents if parking passes are available or where the cheapest parking is located.

I had no idea that the hospital gave out free parking passes to their frequent customers. Now I tell every new parent to check as soon as possible to see if they can get a parking pass. It will save them lots of money that they would have spent on meters and parking tickets, and time they would have spent running out to move the car out of the emergency parking spot.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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