We all know people with disabilities. When we think of those who use a device to walk (cane, wheelchair, etc.), who have missing or malformed limbs, eyesight or hearing impairments, or neurological conditions (Epilepsy, ASD, sensory issues, etc.), the number is often more than we initially realize. About 1 in 5 people in the US has a disability.[1] Yet this group is largely absent from our…
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