Be deaf and have no legs
- Losing both sight and arms leaves you almost entirely unable to navigate the world — no Braille, no guide dog, no cane, no way to receive physical information
- Being deaf in a wheelchair still lets you watch video, use the internet, and engage visually with the full world around you
- Deafness can be partly compensated by enhanced remaining senses, but blindness without arms removes vision and every tactile workaround simultaneously
