Disabled toilet

I was out with my husband, and needed to use the bathroom. There was one for gentlemen, one for ladies and a separate one for disabled. I opened the door of the disabled bathroom, and although it was spotlessly clean and well maintained, whoever had put the fittings in, had no idea of what disability entails. If you’ll forgive me for being graphic, whilst sitting on the toilet, I realised I could not reach the toilet paper. It was awkwardly positioned towards the back of the toilet and even a healthy person would have to twist like a contortionist to reach it. When I washed my hands, the mirror was set so high, that I could not see my face at all. The paper towels were in a metal box with a handle that you turn at the side. The box was also placed incredibly high and just out of my reach. This bathroom was made with the best of intentions, but no experience or thought was applied as to who would actually be using it. I could almost do a survey now on public bathrooms for the disabled, giving star ratings. Unfortunately this particular one rated very poorly indeed!