But in other contexts, Paul can be seen exclusively through the lens of his disability.

I still see myself and I describe myself as an author.

But in many environments, I'm a disabled man.

If I'm on the train, the train driver sees me as a disabled man who they need to find out what stop you're going to get off if they're going to help you get off the train because I'm in a wheelchair.

The best story I can think of is one time I was at a hospital.

I think I had an infection of some sort and been in for a few days.

Those infections can be deadly.

What might you share with us about what limits mean, especially as you're now living with more limits than you might ever have before?