Ideas for products for people with disablities

• Easy button shirts and pants
  
• adaptable Make-up tools
• fashionable shoes that are soft yet supportive
  
• Equipment that eases lifting and pouring for cooking
• Software that corrects handwriting and spacing
  
• Binders and folders that make it easy to put papers in, and take them out
• Mandatory accessibility for gyms and health clubs
• Dentists and Orthodontists that are familiar with the dexterity issues of the hands and fingers.
• Exercises in magazines that everyone can do
  
• Validation that the experience of having a disability is not quite the same as not being good at sports or math, and actually having a disability is different from having worked with people with disabilities.
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• I don't want to feel like I must pretend CP isn't there.
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• True fairness. What I mean by that is, instead of saying a workplace would not give me a set schedule for me to be able to schedule the bus because it would be unfair to everyone else, a workplace would recognize that I need to schedule the bus because I cannot drive, walk to work, or use a regular city bus, not just because I feel like it.