>> The larger size of handicapped stalls and the stall's grabbars are
>> mainly designed to benefit those in wheelchairs or those who use a cane
>> or walker. Those kids of disabilities are usually pretty obvious.
>>
>> A person with a non-visible disability -- such as a heart condition --
>> can generally use a standard restroom stall without any problems.
>
> But, there are many people that have trouble getting off a normal seat.
> Not only do handicapped stalls have bars to assist, but I also think the
> seat is higher.
>
Yup, that's exactly why I like 'em, a couple of knee-replacements later. I
can get trapped sitting down unless there is something to pull me up :-) I
can bicycle for 60 miles no problem, but getting off the toilet is another
thing...... :-)
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