Unfortunately, people are still debating about some parts of person first language. Today, people involved with disabilities see these as kind of rude labels because they tend to depersonalize someone into a stereotype and imply that the person is passive.
People can have a disability without being the disability.
In general, we should try to focus on the person and see both disabilities and abilities from their point of view, instead of from a medical definition or stereotype. We believe that, most of the time, none of these terms are perfect for focusing attention on the person and away from stereotypes about disabilities. People with disabilities do not fit into simple categories, as the diversity in our case studies show. When you are talking about a particular person, you simply use their specific disability. End of Content.