Being Different in a War Zone

 Could you imagine being disabled in a war zone? I mean what do you do? What can you do? I feel so intensely for the disabled people of Ukraine, Israel and Palestine specifically but there are plenty of places where being disabled is harder than it needs to be. I’m constantly talking about accessibility and accessibility and a war zone don’t mix. If you need a ventilator to live and the entire area doesn’t have electricity you’re totally screwed. There are so many “What about…” scenarios and populations to consider. If you’re not able bodied, your experiences don’t matter. How messed up is that?