'Impairments' is usually an easier word to use. 'Disabled', in particular, has two differing politically charged usages and definitions. That is, whether one i

'Impairments' is usually an easier word to use. 'Disabled', in particular, has two differing politically charged usages and definitions. That is, whether one is disabled by their impairments or by society. It surprises most people that the latter is "more correct", being the Unesco[0] definition. It's also the more empathetic, in my opinion. There are many opinions about this, and there is no collective preferred term. [0]https://uis.unesco.org/en/glossary-term/disability https://uis.unesco.org/en/glossary-term/disability