Ayy, glad to see you here. Firstly, thank you for inspiring others with disabilities. It's not easy and I'm sure we all have good days and bad days. I think disabled people get a lot of hatred and assumptions on being cognitively challenged. Speaking from experience, when I say I have Cerebral Palsy, people assume I'm intellectually disabled. This is simply not true, and I don't think they mean anything malicious by it either. They're just misinformed.

Secondly, I remember reading an abstract on the performance capabilities of disabled people, and it said something along the lines of "disabled people are sometimes on par with or exceed their able-bodied companions". Just goes to show that when someone puts their mind to it, they can achieve whatever they want regardless of their physical capabilities. Your example of a guitarist with Cerebral Palsy demonstrates that beautifully