Wheelchairs

"But I just did. I came here to tell you." "Me? Am I supposed to put a stop to Lord Pinku Reiga, mightiest of the Four Weepy Lords, slayer of some 320 men, destroyer of the imperial wheelchairs?!"

Firstly: We, your forebears, cannot help you from the land beyond. Secondly: The slayer of wheelchairs came here incognito and therefore could only have brought a small number of guards with him. And thirdly: there is (supposedly) no beautiful princess. Got all that? Well, then have fun with your task.

Wheelchairs give people with physical disabilities more mobility.

Tom and Mary told me they didn't need to use wheelchairs anymore.

Not all of our buses are equipped to handle wheelchairs.

The findings hold promise for preventing muscle and bone loss in astronauts on prolonged space trips like Mars missions, as well as people on Earth who are confined to bed or need wheelchairs.

The World Health Organization estimates that about 18-million people worldwide are bedridden — whether due to disease, accident or war. Each year, one US-based organization helps several hundred of them gain mobility by donating wheelchairs.

Bumpy sidewalks can be difficult to traverse for people in wheelchairs or parents with strollers.