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I'm very curious to know where the statistics came from. 14% of people perceiving themselves as having a disability is clearly from census data.
But 38% of people with invisible disabilities and 50% of people with age-related disabilities are pretty strong statements to make, and without citing a source, or explaning a method to arrive at these numbers, it will be very difficult for a lot of people to trust these numbers.
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I'm very curious to know where the statistics came from. 14% of people perceiving themselves as having a disability is clearly from census data.
But 38% of people with invisible disabilities and 50% of people with age-related disabilities are pretty strong statements to make, and without citing a source, or explaning a method to arrive at these numbers, it will be very difficult for a lot of people to trust these numbers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: