quadriplegic

So yes, fixing typos when you're quadriplegic takes a little while but compared to the alternative it's awesome!

If you know anyone looking for a freewheeling, quadriplegic, telepresence and drone-based beta tester just point them my way.

Being quadriplegic, infections are an absolute nightmare to get rid of so these things are going to be invaluable.

Even if they are a quadriplegic they can be assigned to monitor security cameras or something else.

Hey, thanks for pointing out the impact of this technology from the perspective of a quadriplegic.

I'm certain you'd see the stupidity of your point of view if you were the quadriplegic without any compensation.

One of my buds from architecture school is quadriplegic from the neck down.

We had a quadriplegic friend live with us when I was a kid for several years in the 80s.

I'm quadriplegic, and whilst obviously I wouldn't die without Siri my life is immeasurably better with her.

We could use a bypass machine on a severed head, but it would still be a quadriplegic and unable to breathe for itself.

I've read we already have the reverse - quadriplegic people can control a mouse on a screen by thinking.

The one that comes to mind first, of course, is a quadriplegic.

OP: "My car's samouflange broke at 60mph and now I'm quadriplegic." cdoxsey: "Well, most samouflange-failure incidents only result in minor bruising, so everything is fine!"

I personally feel that's just blow back from the spam of "cancer is cured!" "marijuana heals quadriplegic man!" "fusion is solved!" and similar clickbait articles with little substance and big claims to rope in readers.

I'm amazed that there are actually people who think it should be okay to drive around uninsured, so when you hit a pedestrian and he ends up a quadriplegic and in need of constant care, you just say "oh, I'm sorry, take all the ten thousand Euros I have and good life to you!".