If you could find a way of doing a review without compromising yourself I'm sure there are other disabled punters who would find the information useful.
There's a positive review here from a guy who had his carer take him to the punt so good experiences can be had. 
https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=195771.msg2027610#msg2027610
Interesting review and more interesting comments.
I can't see a way of doing that right now.
Given the nature of my disabilities I've had to inform SPs prior to meeting, and upon meeting, to make sure they were okay with me in the flesh.
Whilst not unique I am the only person that these particular SPs claim to have met with this combination of disabilities and limitations.
I have not spent time with many SPs.
I have only met one more than once.
I could either do a review which left out all of the bits people want to see in reviews, that just contained things like the premises/access security, how tidy it was, what she was wearing, that sort of thing, as how the WG behaves etc is not likely to be representative of how she would so with someone who is both physically able and neurotypical - pointless.
Or I could do a review with the aims of informing punters with a similar range of disabilities to myself what it was like - but that would immediately make me identifiable.
Until I reach a point where a more 'normal' punt occurs and can do a more normal review it seems pointless to do the first type of review, and as the second would affect a minimal number of members and likely identify me.
It is taking much longer than expected to reach this point, I didn't realise, wasn't aware, that years of being bed bound would have other effects, not once I could walk again. My best guess is months, it could be on the next booking, it could be in a years time. No idea, but until that time, I'm sorry. If that means I get the odd comment or even banned for not posting a review on demand then that's life.
I'm seeing SPs because, on occasion, I like female company, and this seems to be my only remaining option.
I'm here, and a few other places, to try and understand both sides of the coin, mainly only chipping in if I think I have a perspective that may be helpful. Most of the time, it seems, I have been wrong.
I wasn't aware that anything I had posted could be interpreted as 'boasting about experiences'.