I know not everywhere has the same facilities - when I have managed to get further afield only on Hospital visits at other hospitals mind you, I have been disappointed by the offerings in the way of conveniences for disabled people, as compared to my local town. I guess we are spoilt here!
I still can't see why Mothers can't do what has been done since Public conveniences were first built, and leave the prams outside the cubicle though.
OK, even I have to admit, IF there had been an attempted abduction locally, I might get a bit funny about it, but normally, no.
And I don't tie up the disabled loo longer than I need to - once I have been to the loo, I leave and go into the baby changing room with DS3, so I'm not tying up the loo longer than need be.
And yes, it DOES cause me more pain to stand still in queues than it does to keep moving. My joints seize up. Which makes it all the harder to clean myself up if I have wet myself through having to wait while yet another able bodied person comes out of the disabled loo with their pram and says "oh, sorry, I can't see my baby in the ladies".
Yeah, like that's going to leave her with wet trousers stuck to her legs and seized knees meaning she can't remove them without calling for the first aider. 