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<P>Monkeys now? Omg!<BR><BR>> Denver Post, Colorado USA<BR>> Monday,
December 17, 2007<BR>><BR>> Film trains screeners on assisting
disabled<BR>><BR>> By Jeffrey Leib<BR>><BR>> Caption: Megan Talbert
of Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers portrays the <BR>> travel companion of a
disabled man in the TSA film, carrying his helper <BR>> monkey through
security. (Post | Kathryn Scott Osler)<BR>><BR>> Article Last Updated:
12/17/2007 01:37:19 PM MST<BR>><BR>> It's not often that a Capuchin monkey
or a $25,000 portable peritoneal <BR>> dialysis machine moves through a
security checkpoint at Denver <BR>> International Airport.<BR>><BR>>
But every day at U.S. airports, security screeners deal with the special
<BR>> needs of passengers with disabilities, including their service animals
and <BR>> high-tech medical aids.<BR>><BR>> It is the Transportation
Security Administration'<WBR>s job to ensure that its <BR>> 43,000 airport
screeners treat disabled travelers with "sensitivity, care, <BR>> dignity and
respect," while maintaining strict security standards, said <BR>> Sandra
Cammaroto, director of the TSA's program for screening people with <BR>>
disabilities.<BR>><BR>> For the past two weeks, a film crew has been
making a training video at <BR>> DIA to teach TSA employees<BR>><BR>>
Extras<BR>> View photos from the TSA training video shoot.<BR>> nationwide
the proper techniques for screening disabled travelers and <BR>> their
medical equipment.<BR>> The video crew filmed about 40 "scenarios" covering
all categories of <BR>> disabilities - mobility, hearing, visual and
"hidden," which includes <BR>> travelers' heart disease and other medical
conditions.<BR>><BR>> Several film segments focused on screening
passengers with prosthetic <BR>> devices. Others included travelers with
autism, oxygen equipment that <BR>> could not be disconnected, diabetes pumps
and implanted medical devices, <BR>> such as pacemakers.<BR>><BR>> To
help develop proper screening procedures, the TSA formed a disability <BR>>
coalition of at least 70 organizations nationally, including the Amputee
<BR>> Coalition of America, The Seeing Eye dog-guide school, Paralyzed
Veterans <BR>> of America, United Ostomy Associations of America and
Englewood's Craig <BR>> Hospital, a recognized center for treating
spinal-cord injuries.<BR>><BR>> On Tuesday, Gregg Vigil arrived at DIA's
north terminal checkpoint for the <BR>> video segment on screening travelers
in powered wheelchairs who cannot <BR>> stand or walk. Vigil, 49, uses such a
chair after having contracted polio <BR>> at a young age.<BR>><BR>>
With great patience, Vigil, a founding member of the Denver theater <BR>>
company PHAMALy, submitted to numerous full-body pat-downs from TSA lead
<BR>> screener Allan Elliott as the production crew filmed take after take.
<BR>> PHAMALy stands for Physically Handicapped Actors and Musical Artists
<BR>> League.<BR>><BR>> "When I come to a sensitive area, I'll use the
back of my hand," Elliott <BR>> informed Vigil, citing TSA's standard
operating procedure. The screener <BR>> then dabbed portions of the
wheelchair with a wand for testing by an <BR>> explosives trace detection
machine.<BR>><BR>> "You have to be patient because the screening does take
a few minutes," <BR>> Vigil said of his experiences traveling by air. He
flies several times a <BR>> year and, unfailingly, he and his wheelchair are
treated well by TSA <BR>> screeners, Vigil said.<BR>><BR>> Simian
assistant<BR>><BR>> Around mid-afternoon, Megan Talbert arrived on a plane
from Boston with <BR>> Cocomo, a 15-year-old female Capuchin monkey trained
as a helper for <BR>> people who are paralyzed or have other severe mobility
impairments.<BR>><BR>> Talbert is chief operating officer of Helping
Hands: Monkey Helpers for <BR>> the Disabled, a Boston-based nonprofit that
trains the animals to assist <BR>> many with severe spinal-cord injuries or
advanced neuromuscular diseases.<BR>><BR>> Helper monkeys perform tasks
such as turning on a computer, answering a <BR>> phone, putting in a CD and
getting food or drink for a disabled companion. <BR>> Helping Hands places
from 12 to 15 monkeys with the disabled each year.<BR>><BR>> Earlier in
the day, the crew filmed the proper procedure for screening <BR>> airline
passengers traveling with guide dogs. Now, it was Cocomo's turn <BR>> for a
starring role in the video.<BR>><BR>> Cammaroto set up the scenario: Vigil
would be the passenger flying with <BR>> his helper monkey and a companion
responsible for transporting the animal <BR>> in a soft pack that can fit
under an airline seat.<BR>><BR>> For the training film, Talbert assumed
the companion role, taking Cocomo <BR>> from the pack and submitting herself
and the monkey to additional <BR>> inspection by TSA screener Vivian Chavez
after they set off an alarm while <BR>> walking through a metal
detector.<BR>><BR>> "Don't touch the monkey," TSA screening specialist
Michelle Godwin <BR>> counseled Chavez before film-crew director Paul Feldman
called "action" to <BR>> start the sequence.<BR>><BR>> With her hands
clasped behind her back, Chavez directed Talbert to remove <BR>> Cocomo's
diaper. "Show me all the areas covered by the diaper," Chavez <BR>>
instructed Talbert.<BR>><BR>> After Vigil, Talbert and Cocomo were cleared
by the additional screening, <BR>> Talbert put the monkey's diaper back on,
the animal hopped on her shoulder <BR>> and the trio moved forward out of
camera range.<BR>><BR>> "Cut. That was good," Feldman said, and the crew
moved the camera <BR>> equipment and boom mike to capture the next scenario:
screening a portable <BR>> peritoneal dialysis machine the size and shape of
a desktop computer <BR>> printer.<BR>><BR>> Dialysis patients are
traveling with these devices more frequently, said <BR>> Bob Dority,
administrator of the Lakewood Dialysis Center, who brought the <BR>> device
for the video segment. Home peritoneal dialysis is an alternative <BR>> to
hemodialysis for those with acute kidney disease.<BR>><BR>> "It is our
eyes"<BR>><BR>> Leaders of groups representing the disabled say the TSA
generally is doing <BR>> a good job with its specialized screening. "We have
not had problems for <BR>> years," said Julie Reiskin, executive director of
the Colorado <BR>> Cross-Disability Coalition.<BR>><BR>> Still, there
are occasional inconsistencies in screening practices.<BR>><BR>> Brent
Batron, travel instructor for the Colorado Center for the Blind, <BR>> said
sometimes blind travelers can use their cane to pass through a metal <BR>>
detector, yet other times, blind passengers are asked to relinquish their
<BR>> cane for separate inspection and accept a hand from a screener for the
<BR>> walk-through.<BR>><BR>> "It is our eyes; it is how we see,"
Batron said of the cane, and at all <BR>> times, blind travelers should be
allowed to move through a metal detector <BR>> with their cane and then
surrender it for screening if necessary.<BR>><BR>> TSA policy does allow
travelers to use a cane for the walk-through, Godwin <BR>> said, and one
purpose of the training video is to eliminate <BR>> inconsistencies in how
the policy is applied.<BR>><BR>> Jeffrey Leib: 303-954-1645 or <A
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