Ute Göres – That's how she rolls

Accessibility – this is especially near and dear to Ute Göres. That is also why her first official act as a Commissioner for the Disabled would concern this topic. Why her parents are particularly important to her and why it would be nice, if Ingrid Bergmann would still be alive, she tells as at REHACARE.com.

When did you last laugh heartily and what about?

Ute Göres: Just the other moment, about myself.

What have you always been wanting to do and why have you never done this so far?

Ute Göres: I always wanted to swim in the sea, but I didn't have the financial recourses.

Which person has influenced you most? And why?

Ute Göres: My parents, because they have brought me up.

You have the chance to become the Commissioner for the Disabled in your country. What would you do first?

Ute Göres: To make accessibility easier possible.

Ute Göres: Ingrid Bergmann, if she would still be alive, otherwise Hannelore Hoger.

I would like to be ...

Ute Göres: … a man.

Which questions would you like answered the most?

Ute Göres: Why do I have MS and how could it be cured?