According to Adafruit Blog, Andrei Cebotar is thirty-seven, lives in Moldova, and has Spinal Muscular Atrophy. His hands grow fatigued throughout the day, losing feeling by evening. He can press a single mouse button—that's essentially all he has to work with. And yet he plays video games, writes, and holds conversations. Cebotar's adapted to his constraints, finding ways to make technology work within his physical limits. It's a snapshot of real accessibility: not accommodation as charity, but someone engineering their own path forward despite what their body says is possible.

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