For Ashleigh Ligon, a mother of six living in Federal Way, Washington, the defining word for November has been “uncertainty.” Ligon’s household is already marked by the chaos of a large family—her six children include two sets of twins—and the hard work of staying afloat in a society that is not overly accommodating to people with disabilities. She and her husband are both disabled, her adult son has a disability, and her 7-year-old son has severe allergies. “I definitely had to eat differently.