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See all ›Day of Sean PART 2
1:14:56I feel a little insecure when I'm not in my wheelchair. Try that one on. I feel a little insecure when I'm not in the1:15:03wheelchair because this these are my legs. Imagine waking up and like your legs are just gone. Would you feel a little uncomfortable?1:16:54One of the things I love about being 3 feet tall in a wheelchair is I don't really have to do that much to stay burned in the back of your memory. Is when you recreate me, I'm stil
Wheelchair Basketball Icon Matt Scott | The Dr. Greenthumb Show
15:08right? That's right. Wheelchair basketball. Wheelchair basketball. Wow. That's what I do. Absolutely. So, uh people don't15:14know uh the team USA's men's wheelchair basketball team is the best team in the15:38play wheelchair basketball really damn well in the United States. Yes, it seems like it. Five gold medals.
The Breakfast Club FULL SHOW 08-27-26
1:06:44involving a drunk driver. She has relied on a motorized wheelchair and ventilator for most of her life. On this evening in1:06:51June, when it was time for dessert, she was served a message that was far from sweet. What it said was, "Happy birthday, wheelchair." A message that stunned the table and the birth1:07:20mistake, saying in part, "The word wheelchair was used as a reference to identify where a birthday dessert with a candle should be delivered."
Cops Pull Over a Paraplegic Driving a Blind Man, Then Order Them Both Out of the Car
0:14I need you to get out of the car, sir. I'm not I cannot I do not have a [ __ ] wheelchair. You0:35with somebody in it. Okay, then you're going to have to get the out of the car, dude. Then get out of the car. I'm asking you to get out of the car. He cannot He doesn't have a0:56wheelchair. I have no use of my legs. Well, if you gonna crawl, crawl yourself over that way, sir.
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See all ›FIONA CAULEY - That magic first kiss recreated, wheelchair therapy, and how do you DO IT in a chair?
The conversation highlights the importance of patience in caregiving and the absurdities of navigating public spaces with a wheelchair.summaryHer husband Matt, a former social worker turned comedian, met her during a comedy tour when he offered to drive her after her wheelchair broke; he has been supportive from the start, meeting her 'in the bad' rather than takeawayPublic perception of disability often involves staring or pity; Fiona reframes staring as people being captivated by her beauty rather than just the wheelchair.takeaway
Wheelchair Basketball Icon Matt Scott | The Dr. Greenthumb Show
Five-time Paralympian Matt Scott discusses his journey from wheelchair basketball to advocacy, emphasizing the importance of self-belief and shifting public perception of disability.summaryHe details the rigorous selection process for the national team, the technical differences in adaptive sports equipment, and his current mission to build a professional wheelchair basketball league through his DK3 tournasummaryWheelchair basketball uses the same court, hoop, and ball as able-bodied basketball, but allows double dribbling and has specific rules regarding chair contact (no 'bumper car' behavior).takeaway
FIONA TURNS 30!! | RAMPIN' UP | Ep 73
The episode also covers Matt's successful comedy shows in Montreal, including a wheelchair malfunction on the sidewalk and his selection for the 'New Faces' comedy program.summaryFiona faced accessibility challenges in Montreal due to poor sidewalk conditions, resulting in her wheelchair tire coming off the rim while rushing to a salon appointment.takeaway“I'm the first wheelchair user on new faces, but breaking barriers metaphorically”quote
IT'S IN OUR FOOD!! | RAMPIN' UP | Ep 64
Living with a physical disability involves significant invisible struggles, such as the loss of independence for basic needs like using a restroom and navigating public spaces at a wheelchair's pace.takeaway“I worry people when I do have these good interactions, it's because of some notoriety things rather than people just being good. Being kind. Yeah. Um because the moment I'm just a random [ __ ] in a wheelchair, people aquote
Fiona Cauley: Two red heads do a podcast | Whiskey Ginger
Ableism and Public Perception: Cole highlights the frustration of able-bodied people misusing wheelchairs ('runway Jesus') and the constant need to prove sobriety and capability when using disability accommodations.takeawayDisability and Substance Abuse: Cole discusses the specific dangers of drinking while using a wheelchair, including physical injuries from falls and the mental confusion of feeling impaired when already physically limitetakeawayFamily Trauma Impact: Cole attributes her disability and wheelchair use to the trauma of her parents' divorce when she was nine, noting that her mother had to raise three kids alone after the father abandoned them financtakeaway










