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67 People With Disabilities Who Understood The Halloween Assignment Better Than Anyone Else
It’s that time of year when people shift into creative gear and start hunting for unique outfits. Yes, I am talking about Halloween, the harvest festival beloved by kids, adults, queer folks, and everyone alike. And it’s totally incomplete without costumes. Honestly, it’s really fun to see some people come up with unique ones every year.
But nothing beats the absolutely brilliant costumes that these folks with disabilities pulled off. From hilariously quirky to shockingly dark, they went all out, and the result left everyone in awe of how they celebrated the Halloween spirit. We have put together some of their most iconic outfits, and some are so extraordinary, you might want to take notes!
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Y’all Might Appreciate Last Year’s Costume Too
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First Halloween In A Wheelchair, And I Took Full Advantage
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Presenting Halloween Wheelchair Costume 2024… The Claw Machine
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My One-Legged Costume Could Help This Car Wash Promote A 50% Off Sale
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Amputee Halloween Costumes Just Hit Different
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A guy I worked with at an upscale hotel was born without some of the fingers on one of his hands. At Halloween the hotel put on a haunted house that was staffed by the employees. One year he dressed up as a chef and stood out front of the house by a grill with fake body parts. He also put fake blood on his hand and held a big meat cleaver. Every so often he would pretend to cut himself and then scream "where are my fingers?". 😂 People were totally freaking out because it looked so real.
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Groot And Rocket
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Amputee Adventure Time Costume ¯_(ツ)_,
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Wheelchair Zombie Escaping The Grave Costume I Made For My Daughter
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Halloween Costume
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My Friend’s Son Has Trouble Walking, And This Was The Solution For Halloween
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I’m An Amputee. Here’s My Halloween Costume This Year
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Blitzen Is No Longer With Us, But We Had A Lot Of Fun In His Life. He Was Lt Dan For Halloween In His Wheelchair!
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2 Years Of Using My Wheelchair In My Halloween Costumes!
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Parents Went All Out To Include Their Son, Who Is In A Wheelchair, For Halloween
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Brandon's Dad Turned His Wheelchair Into A Tie Fighter For Halloween
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Turned My 7-Year-Old’s Wheelchair Into An It Costume
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Costume Of Halloween
sarah pazos 1 week ago
Its Becky the paraplegic barbie! (and yes that is the name on the actual barbie, my sis has it!
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My Brother's Halloween Costume This Year
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We Use My Daughter’s Wheelchair As Part Of Her Costume Every Year. May I Present Mr. Fredricksen And Russell
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Kids Going As A Dalek And Missy/The Master For Halloween This Year (Wheelchair Costume)
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Dad Turns Son's Wheelchair Into Ghostbusters Ecto-1 For Halloween
#29
This Halloween I Dressed As Thor's Hammer, Mjölnir. My Wife Ashley Dressed As Mighty Thor
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Tripod Got My Vote At The Costume Contest
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Happy Halloween!
I think one of the best moments from tonight was the woman screaming “IF IT FITS I SITS” out of her car window at me.
Did you guys have any fun costumes??
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This Is Maddux. Every Year, His Parents Make Him A Halloween Costume Fit For His Wheelchair. This Year, He’s Sporting An In-N-Out Inspired Look. Way To Go, Maddux!
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 week ago
As a Southern Californian, I approve of anything In-N-Out-related XD
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Throwback To Our Cinderella-Themed Halloween Costume From 2024
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My Friend And I Are Both In Wheelchairs So We Did A Mario Kart Group Costume This Halloween
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I Got Into A Car Accident 2 Months Ago And Had To Go Into A Wheelchair. So I Went With What I Had For My Halloween Costume. I Went As Professor X
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Halloween Couples Costumes Is Kicking Off This Year With Maddy & Jacob’s Hot Dog Stand
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My Halloween Costume For This Year And Probably Every Year From Now On
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My Son Has Cerebral Palsy And Is In A Wheelchair. So My Wife Made Him A Paw Patrol Vehicle For Halloween
#48
Here's A Reminder That Not All Costumes Have To Be Character Based
#49
A 5-Year-Old Boy In Ohio Is All Set For Halloween After His Family Created A Custom Costume To Fit Around His Wheelchair
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Derpy Tiger Wheelchair Costume!
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Costume Ideas For A Wheelchair User?
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My 6 Year Old Son Is In A Wheelchair, So I Made Him A Tank For Halloween This Year
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Attached A Dolly To My Wheelchair So My Daughter Could Be A Chef And I Could Be People Soup
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Guy Builds An Awesome Halloween Costume For His Son Who Is In A Wheelchair
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We May Be Biased, But This Costume Wins Halloween
Silas suffered a traumatic brain injury at birth and lives with daily Spastic Quadriplegia Cerebral Palsy. Every Halloween, his parents deck out his wheelchair, and this year, he went as Jack Edwards alongside his father as Andy Brickley
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 week ago
I don't know who they're dressed up as, but they both look like they are having a blast! Their smiles made me smile :)
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Happy Halloween
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 week ago
I believe this is supposed to represent a Dia de los Muertos ofrenda, or altar. The marigold flowers and the (monarch) butterflies are motifs often found in ofrendas for one's deceased ancestors/family members. They are the "spirit guides" that help guide your family member's spirits back to visit on the Day of the Deád. I make an ofrenda for my dad every year :) (I'm white af but was adopted at birth into a Mexican family.)
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