It illustrates the point that accessibility isn't only for disabled people. It benefits everyone, and if you're lucky to live long enough, you'll need it even more every day.
I suppose we're all just pre-dead as well?
What a depressing way to look at life.
You may want to seek out help from a counselor.
Not everyone is predisabled: many unfortunate people won't live long enough to suffer the consequences of old age. But I'd rather not die before I get old, myself. I certainly hope I'm predisabled instead of short lived, myself.
It sounds like you're the one who needs a counselor if you're so depressed and having such a hard time facing the fact that you're getting older every second, until you die.
If you're designing user interfaces, you might want to seek out help for an accessibility specialist.
I found that I was using the wheel warmer button way more than I through I would. It's located right in middle of a cluster on the central console, in an awkward place to look at (right next to my hips in a blind spot).
I devised a nice and cheap fix for this UI problem that wouldn't be applicable on a touch screen: I put a googly eye sticker on it.
Better tactile feedback, no loss of function, and more whimsy in my otherwise boring car.