I'm not suggesting they should identify as disabled. I'm suggesting that there is no clear, bright line between able-bodied and disabled, some degree of impairm

I'm not suggesting they should identify as disabled. I'm suggesting that there is no clear, bright line between able-bodied and disabled, some degree of impairment is actually the norm rather than the exception and life could be better for a lot of people if this were more widely understood and accommodated for.