I liked Troy's story: https://www.idpwd.com.au/troys-canberra-to-sydney-journey/ Especially his words at the end:
“I’m not exactly over the moon about being disabled, there are times each day that I feel incomplete and I have a very minimal disability,” Troy says.
“If I feel like that, I can’t imagine how people that have a more incapacitating disability feel.
“So if I can manage to inspire others and get people to listen and to act then I feel like I’m doing my part.
Maybe someone desperate will be interested and find these words and smile and be inspired.
Love that Jack.
I also liked these lines -
“When I look at accessibility, it’s about providing opportunities for people with disability to be involved, whether that be in work, in physical or social activities or in the arts.
“It’s the entire social mainstreaming of it all.
“If we can continue to promote these ideas and ideals and get a movement going, it’s a way for us to get into able-bodied people’s consciousness.”