But, here's the thing. Accessibility isn't just about us "disabled" people with our totally weird shit going on. It's about the millions of people who need to wear glasses, or who maybe are starting to need hearing aids, or their joints are a bit creaky.

There's a narrative of accessibility as an extraordinary thing, needed by a minority. This relies on the average person's certainty that they aren't disabled.

You're either disabled, or you're not disabled yet. Accessibility is for all of us.