Frequently bizarre happenings

Agent Fang at Fangworld explains her latest weird experience while traveling and asks the question:

I sometimes wonder if I'm unlucky when it comes to working away accomodation, or if these frequently bizarre happenings are something every disabled person experiences?

Generally, I do believe disabled people experience frequently bizarre happenings for a variety of reasons. As disabled dude Neil Marcus once noted, "disability is not a 'brave struggle' or 'courage in the face of adversity'... disability is an art. It's an ingenious way to live." Any situation requiring an original, creative approach is probably likely to end up being bizarre more often than a situation that doesn't require ingenuity. I can fairly say that as a person who uses a wheelchair I have had hundreds of experiences both social and physical that the nondisabled people I know have never experienced personally.

Example: I've been carried into a building and up three flights of stairs by a firefighter. There'd been a kitchen fire in someone else's apartment and the elevator couldn't be turned on again until the building inspector came the next day.

I have more, of course. The most recent are from my extended hospital stay, probably because many things happening in a hospital are bizarre to most people. But more on those another day.

Am I right? Agent Fang isn't unlucky, she's disabled and therefore lives in the world of weird. Disabled or not, do you have frequent bizarre happenings and what do you think is their cause?