
Who gets to define “NORMAL” anyway? And can I find THEM in a wheelchair? We think this is a great question to ask, and – of course- therefore a great question to have all over your shirt!

Who gets to define “NORMAL” anyway? And can I find THEM in a wheelchair? We think this is a great question to ask, and – of course- therefore a great question to have all over your shirt!
The text reads, "Who Gets To Define "Normal" Anyway? And Can I Find Them In A Wheelchair?" it is written in black, using a font that looks one typically used in a comic book.
This light coloured shirt can be ordered in many different styles, colours, and sizes for men, women, and kids. Long and short sleeved T-shirts and polo shirts, etc. Yours can be very different from the one pictured!
Select the supplier that's closest to you. Then you'll be able to browse through all the styles and colours available, and place your order:
Posted in Shirts | Tagged features, misc, part time wheelchair user, SCI, severe disabilities, spinal cord injury, wheelchair user
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