'What does a blind man have in common with a woman who uses a wheelchair, have in common with a deaf child, have in common with a pensioner with learning disabilities, have in common with an accountant with Thalidomide, have in common with a filmmaker with dwarfism, have in common with a soldier amputee, have in common with someone with bipolar disorder, have in common with a mother with cerebral palsy, have in common with a nurse with multiple sclerosis, have in common with a young man with down syndrome, have in common with an autistic child prodigy, have in common with a teenager with facial disfigurement, have in common with a racing driver with traumatic brain injuries, have in common with a sister with Rett syndrome, have in common with a grandfather with Parkinson’s disease, have in common with a window cleaner with spinal injuries, have in common with a husband with motor neurone disease, have in common with a grandma with Alzheimer’s, have in common with a shopkeeper with a speech impairment, have in common with a student with dyslexia, have in common with an uncle with rheumatoid arthritis, have in common with a boy with epilepsy, have in common with a footballer with head injuries, have in common with a landmine victim, have in common with a daughter with Asperger’s syndrome, have in common with a teacher with cystic fibrosis…..?’