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Query: How to ask about someone's disability<br>Consider whether the information is relevant. If it's not really relevant to you, then asking is probably rude. People with visible disabilities generally get asked the same questions a lot of times, and they may get tired of answering again and again.
It feels alienating to be asked repeated questions about your disability.
It might sometimes remain unclear.
People with visible disabilities may get tired of questions related to their disability.
There is an appropriate time to ask
A person will follow up with a question.
It's not good to ask questions all the time.
You should ask in an appropriate time
This person knows how to ask a question.
Don't ask for specifics.
People with disabilities are never asked the same questions more than once.
Sometimes it might remain unclear.
It might remain unclear sometimes.
The person wants to discuss the issue again
asking questions to better understand subject matter is never wrong
At times it may be unclear.
The speaker may know what the question is but doesn't want to answer.
The speaker is asking a question.
Tell them you have questions but not what for
Subjects like being interviewed.
This is an ongoing discussion and might be in the news again. 
It never hurts to ask.
There are appropriate times to approach this
Ask only pointless questions
People with disabilities are always sad
Disabled people are not use to questions