paraplegic

It's like telling a paraplegic that he can't get up the stairs because his legs are fucking lame.

She is a paraplegic - this is not someone who is a threat to the safety of others.

It's like using the term paraplegic to apply to true paraplegics and people with a sprained ankle.

Yes, and if you hire -for example- black paraplegic dwarfs you are going to deal with even more discrimination lawsuits.

For example, someone who becomes a paraplegic could actually be happier after becoming a paraplegic because they may appreciate life more, and thus be happier during the same experiences they had before.

For example if someone hits you, you fall and become paraplegic obviously you aren't made stronger.

Life is too short to make it even shorter or to experience it has a paraplegic when you're perfectly healthy.

What if someone made a game where you play a paraplegic in a wheel chair.

They might as well be telling a paraplegic to walk to the doctor.

I'm also lucky compared to a paraplegic or a quadriplegic person, or someone dying of cancer.

The chair looks relaxing but it's really a prison, preventing you from stretching or moving your body naturally, making you feel like a paraplegic.

Using the example above, my kid is closer to paraplegic.

This title made me think of him, I automatically appended "or paraplegic" to the title.

Very much at the beginning of the movie a paraplegic army recruiter proudly proclaims: "Mobile infantry made me the man I am today." How can anyone take that at face value?

If it breaks you could snap your spine, turning you into a paraplegic." "Or you could remain standing, or sit on the floor." How many people will walk out right there and then?

I watch a kid taken off the field a paraplegic due to someones foot slipping on "engage", so I don't necessarily disagree with the laws, but you can't argue that they're not in place to slow it down and make it safer.

Paraplegic here, can confirm (for myself anyway).