Certainly, I did date someone with scoliosis that couldn't be completely repaired who could only walk short distances with effort.

Maybe, but it truly depends on the disability.

Being legally blind, I am considered to be disabled myself. I have dated a disabled person. He was a teacher who due to an ijury could not bend one of his legs at the knee because it had been surgically altered so he would still be able to walk, even if without bending his knee.

Maybe - my ex bf had a mild case of muscular dystrophy. Didn't know till after we started dating. Some disabilities are not as visual.

As I am disabled myself, it would be hypocritical if I wouldn't date a disabled woman.

I am such a person, although my disability is the invisible sort. Disability is a hurdle, but it doesn't define a person's worth or character.

People are people, with or without a disability. And you're asking this question with the assumption none of us have a disability. Two people attracted to each other can, if they want or are willing, usually work out any difficulties a disability may pose.

We all have warts in varying degrees. Your jealousy could be more of an issue to a relationship than their OCD, ADHD, or PTSD! So who has the disability?

It depends upon the disability.

If the both parties can work things together and there is happiness between each other without any compromising then is fine I guess

What's the disability Christian , Muslim , Hindu , Buddhist or scientologist ?

Almost everyone I've ever met has been disabled. Some just didn't know it.

First, after long years of riding this rock through the cosmos, I find there are only disabled persons from which to choose. The options are type and degree.

If they have a physical disability, only if they don't have to rely on me to care for them--with my narcolepsy it wouldn't be safe for them or me to do so.

If they have any other kind, I'd be careful to make sure their illness doesn't latch onto mine--or mine onto theirs--and drag us both down.

I would add one more bullet to your survey... "Why are you asking that question??"

Yes, whether I date someone is dependant upon who they are as a person, not their ability to do/not do certain things

Physical disabilities I wouldn't have an issue with but I would feel like I was taking advantage of someone with a mental disability.

I have often, and still do.
It is a non issue,
that said, I am the older brother of a severely disabled lady and have worked in the disability industry most of my life either paid or voluntary. People are people, the value of a person is in their capacity to change positively.