We recently published a post regarding the importance of making websites more accessible to all potential users where we provided some tips on improving accessibility. Accessibility is not just an issue for those with long-term disabilities. Access is often limited for individuals on a temporary basis due to an injury or surgery. We asked Julie Tolek to write this follow-up post about her recent surgery and her experience with temporary Accessibility challenges. Accessibility with an Injury: The Problem with Sounding like your Mother a Guest Post from Julie Tolek * Note: I use an iPhone, so this article references iPhone specific settings and apps that may or may not (but should) be available on other devices. Earlier this year, I was scheduled to have shoulder surgery in March. I had been in pain and unable to use my arm properly for months, and when conservative treatments such as physical therapy and cortisone shots did nothing for the pain, I asked for an ...

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