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This woman is concerned people living with disabilities will be left behind after COVID-19

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Sam Petersen is one of many Australians living with disability who has difficulties accessing personal protective equipment, such as face masks. As Australia prepares to lift restrictions, she's concerned people with disabilities are being left behind.
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