Use of parking tag when (seemingly) not needed

I too use a wheel chair, as I said in my discussion, I think if you can walk through a store without having issues with breathing, pain, or having to stop a number of times because of said ailments. You don't need a parking permit. It is so inconsiderate and thoughtless, and most stores don't have enough of them, a craft store where I live has TWO, and it's a very popular store, and one day I saw people park there a young person got out of the car, walked just fine, picked up things, pushed a cart carried all his items all while someone sat in the car, we had to park probably 10 or so parking spots out from the store (my husband is awaiting ankle surgery and cannot walk too far, and isn't supposed to) we went so that he and I could pick up things to keep us occupied while he is laid up in bed (just to be clear) Sorry... Where was I? Oh yeah, I wish people would put a little more thought into it before parking in the spaces, just a little done really NEED to park here? if you don't have a permit answer NO! If its a temp. One and you no longer have the issue you needed it for, the answer is no! Like you and I we need the spaces, some might say "you don't even walk so why do you need to park there," to those that do think or have the gall to say something like that, I say: do you have any idea how hard it is to push your self in a chair across a parking lot and around the store? or get in and out of a chair while someone is parked so close to you that you can barely even open your door? Even if you have an powered chair, it's hard and those spots are for people that need them! I hope that you are able to get a spot that you need, people can be terrible and not think of others, and that is horrible. I hope you don't have to deal with people like that to often.

It is a pet peeve of mine as well, I don't understand why they think that it's ok, last weekend my husband and I went to dinner, and we got back to our car there was a guy parked on the white lines that were in between the 2 handicap parking spaces, in front of the ramp, I had to bite my lip not to say something to him, (he was an older gentleman and I didn't want to be disrespectful) but I cussed him out in my head, he wasn't there long, just long enough to walk about 30 or so yards to get a to go order of food, but its the principle of it.