What is the definition of Normally Handicap Removal?

"Normally, 'normally handicap removal' is just a fancy way of saying 'here comes the grandma who's not quite the spry old lady she used to be.' It's like when your favorite superhero suddenly starts wearing flip-flops and says, 'Well, I've been down on my knees more times than I can count!' But seriously, it's the term used for the unfortunate event when someone with a disability is taken off their special equipment, like a wheelchair or a mobility aid, and suddenly finds themselves in a predicament they didn't plan for—like being stranded in a grocery store while trying to navigate a grocery aisle with your shopping list full of existential dread!"