No. But just because something isn't your fault doesn't automatically grant you a right or privilege for something that isn't meant for you.
It's meant for people who have no other choice, who can't walk. She has a greater privilege even if she feels this way, she can walk no problem. That's a privilege they don't have.
The world doesn't owe you anything whether one is at fault or not. You can walk, so you shouldn't have a right to disabled facilities. You can be in a wheelchair and claim to be disabled, that's okay, but don't use disabled facilities.
Wonder where one will draw the line between that and financial/legal fraud with disabilities. Will that be okay too? Just because it's not her fault it's okay to ignore it?