It’ll be the first thing I do in the morning, the last thing I do at night– if things are going well with the technology. DESSA: I think I hadn’t really considered the entire class of disability technology as a field before being alerted to it by your book. Sort of less explored in the literature is things like pacemakers, which are also disability technologies. The idea that you have a great technology, so then you’re good to go, is just never the real story. If you’re just joining us, I’m talking with Dr. Ashley Shew, author of Against Technoableism, about the intersection of disability and technology.