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Leg Story Amputee Humor

His wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

His wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

His wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

My legs may not work, but my brain does!

His wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

100% cotton Character - Tony

A Wheelchair Basketball player posing in front of a sunset background.

There are 5 people who are using skateboards and each of them has a bionic prosthesis or more than one in a dark grey colour. each one has a different colour dress. All the people are in different poses. There are skateboards scattered in the design to decorate. In the top centre there is a Title: handicap inclusion sport coloured orange. Then on the top right there is the author's signature

I got the good genes

Her wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

Her wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

Her wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

4 people trying to make a portrait of a girl with a dance pose, one of whom is doing her own thing. Each of them has a bionic prosthesis or more than one in dark gray. All the people are in different poses. In the drawing to decorate there are brushes, a tripod easel with canvas and a palette of brushes. In the top centre there is a Title: handicap inclusion work coloured orange. Then on the top right is the author's signature B20

It really does frustrate me and somewhat annoy me that people think, humans think - that the preservation of birds and in this case, particularly seabirds, is better managed by a colonial empire, such as Great Britain - by a process of a *'steel ring being applied on one leg and a coloured identifying ring on the other'*... in this case blue. The ringing scheme aims to 'monitor survival rates of birds' and 'collect information about their movements'... but what ultimately annoys, and downright pisses me off - is that we are NOT successfully implementing precautionary measures for avian survival in the first instance and so as such the pseudo 'ball and chain' which we are placing upon these beautiful birds - is just an encumbrance and...

Invisible disabilities, also called "hidden disabilities", can hinder a person's efforts to go to school, work, socialise, and more. Although the disability creates a challenge for the person who has it

5 people making pottery trying to create bowls. Each of them has a dark grey bionic prosthesis. In the top centre there is a title: handicap inclusion activities coloured orange. Then on the top right there is the signature B20

DOG Healing process (Dog power)

3 people have guitars and one has a microphone and another a violin. Each of them has a bionic prosthesis or more than one in dark grey. All the people are in different poses. To accompany the drawing there are guitars and violins and radio houses. In the top centre there is a title: handicap inclusion activities coloured orange. Then on the top right there is the signature B20

5 people gardening and each of them has a bionic prosthesis or more than one in dark grey. Including one who has a smartphone in his pocket. All the people are in different poses. In the design for decoration there are leaves, a garden spade, a watering can, a branch cutter, vases with flowers and some lawnmowers. In the top centre there is a title: handicap inclusion work coloured orange. Then on the top right is the signature B20

wheelchair and sick person design

There are 5 players who are playing volleyball and each of them has a bionic prosthesis or more than one in dark grey. Among them 2 are in the blue team, 3 are in the red team including one holding a smartphone. All the people are in different poses. There are volleyballs scattered in the design to decorate. In the top centre there is a title: handicap inclusion sport coloured orange. Then on the top right there is the author's signature B20

Disabled lives matter

Dude Where's My Toe?

There are 5 people playing basketball and each of them has a bionic prosthesis or more than one in dark grey. Among them 3 are on the blue team, 2 are on the red team. all the people are in different poses. one is in the wheelchair with the ball in his hand, one is making a basket with the ball and others are playing. In the top centre there is a title: handicap inclusion sport coloured orange. Then on the top right is the author's signature B20

4 people working and another holding the blueprints and each of them has a bionic prosthesis or more than one in dark grey. All the people are in different poses. In the drawing to decorate there are hammers, a glue pot, a hand saw and wooden boards. In the top centre there is a Title: handicap inclusion work coloured orange. Then on the top right there is the signature B20

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100% cotton Character - Danny

Service Porcupine

5 people cooking and each of them has a bionic prosthesis. The chef directs the work to the cooks. All the people are in different poses. There are eggs, slices of pizza, slices of cake and kitchen whisks in the design to decorate. In the top centre there is a Title: handicap inclusion work coloured orange. Then on the top right there is the signature B20

Wheelchair humor

A charming girl playing golf. Sonia Pascual.

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