Crutches Pillows

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Abe Sapien from the Hellboy series depicted with forearm crutches!

This cartoon kawaii dinosaur walks on crutches. He still has a smile on his face. His eyes sparkle with determination and hope. Do you know someone who walks on crutches after surgery and manages his rehab? Surprise him with this motif for recovery.

This cartoon kawaii whale bunny on crutches. He still has a smile on his face. His eyes sparkle with determination and hope. Do you know someone who walks on crutches after surgery and manages his rehab? Surprise him with this motif for recovery.

This cartoon kawaii bear walks on crutches. He still has a smile on his face. His eyes sparkle with determination and hope. Do you know someone who walks on crutches after surgery and manages his rehab? Surprise him with this motif for recovery.

This cartoon kawaii unicorn walks on crutches. It still has a smile on its face. His eyes sparkle with determination and hope. Do you know someone who walks on crutches after surgery and manages his rehab? Surprise him with this motif for recovery.

This cartoon kawaii fox walks on crutches. He still has a smile on his face. His eyes sparkle with determination and hope. Do you know someone who walks on crutches after surgery and manages his rehab? Surprise him with this motif for recovery.

This cartoon kawaii turtle walks on crutches. She still has a smile on his face. Her eyes sparkle with determination and hope. Do you know someone who walks on crutches after surgery and manages his rehab? Surprise him with this motif for recovery.

This cartoon kawaii whale walks on crutches. He still has a smile on his face. His eyes sparkle with determination and hope. Do you know someone who walks on crutches after surgery and manages his rehab? Surprise him with this motif for recovery.

Ann Magill debuted this flag in 2021. The red stripe represents physical disabilities.

A wheelchair and cross crutch/cane. Modeled after a skull and crossbones, it's a cripplepunk's must have symbol.

Wheelchair and cross crutch/cane design must have. The rainbow flag - complete with black and brown colors, nonbinary, transgender, asexual, and aromantic flag colors.

Do you know someone who is accident-prone and clumsy? Maybe with a broken leg, arm, wrist, ankle, foot or any bone? If that person is you, wear this design yourself or grab it as a get well gift for any survivor in hospital recovery. I Do All My Own Stunts But Never Intentionally - Accident Prone Clumsy, Get Well design is perfect for anyone wearing a bandage, sling, cast, crutches or just bruises. This funny design features accident safety signs.

Distressed mosquito begging to stop clapping feeling great physical and moral pain. He looks wounded everywhere, showing broken wings, bruises in its face, legs and proboscis and wearing plasters and bandages. He is even using a crutch to remain standing

It's blue, now.

Actually, you had a great day. I have a view of the entire thing.

Get this funny design today!

It doesn’t matter if you need help getting around, you’re a babe

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Disabilities shouldn't immediately evoke pity. It may not be good but it isn't always bad, it's neutral.

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1 controller train, 3 people, disabled, including 1 says help, disabled, get on, train, not an option! Title: disabled people travelling by train, colored, red. top, right, author signature B20

A disability themed re-imagining of the classic character!

Lift their spirits during recovery with our hilarious "I Was Fighting a Bear" apparel! This great gift is perfect for someone recovering from an injury or surgery, be it adults, kids, teens, men, or women.

Migration is looking unlikely this season.

The oil painting titled 'Hope' was designed by someone who was very unwell and wanted me to paint him a painting about hope. We designed it together and I shared its progress weekly. It became art therapy for him and his family. He loved the outcome.

Limpin' sure ain't easy!!!

An Easter-inspired design featuring the Disability Pride Flag.

This is Belle, the unicorn. Her special crutches don't stop her from running across fields or playing with her friends.

Of all the unicorn friends, Natalie loves swimming the most.

More positivity but in pink!

Jamie is the fastest unicorn of the bunch! Her braces help stabilize her legs when she chases after her friends.