Should have told them "I'll be back!"

Wow. A "no" was a response to one would expect? What a dramatic headline for... Well, no content at all. I'd be more interested in how her arm works than all of this manufactured offendedness.

The headline is misleading. Her "experience" (by her own admission) doesn't indicate any sort of bias against "cyborgs". This is not the equivalent of jerky people refusing to offer a bus seat to a pregnant woman or elderly person. Might I suggest that, like people who carry back up power for their phones, she do the same.

I have two prosthetic legs so I know how this goes - it sucks when they die.

that arm is incredible. i know that's not really the point of the story, but seriously modern technology is amazing.

What a mega cool chick with a great outlook on life. Look everybody's dealt the hand they're dealt. Being disabled myself i admit i wish had such nuanced, well engineered precision device! Though i do think the cell phone, social media addiction is very real sickness & an addiction that is far more destructive than even the so called opiate wars in America...

It's so rude they wouldn't let her near an outlet with a chair.

No wonder people thought her arm was just a video game fan prop. It looks super cool! (I still agree they should have let her charge her arm though)

I don't think it's that they thought it was a prop, they probably just didn't give a s**t. I went to a festival a few years ago, and in the disabled campsite where I was staying, was a wheelchair charging tent (which was only to be used for, you know, charging wheelchairs). One morning my carer wheeled me up to the tent in my manual chair, for me to find that not only had someone unplugged my chair (you're not meant to disrupt the 12 hours of charge or it can mess up the battery) so they could plug their phone in, but they'd also had the cheek to move it so that it was facing the wall of the tent so I couldn't get back in it easily or reach the joystick to turn it back around. I thought that was bad enough, but the next morning when I went to the charging tent, some girl had unplugged it so she could plug her straighteners in, and was sat there straightening her hair, usin my chair to hold the big-a*s mirror she'd brought with her! I was so gobsmacked I didn't even know what to say 😳

It would be unfair not to give priority to giving charge to his arm

Deploy laser ray gun! Seriously though, that bionic arm and the person it’s attached to are both baddasszzz!

It never occurred to me that prosthetics needed charging. You never saw Steve Austin plugged into a socket. I might have been sceptical myself. My bad I guess.

I just recently met her, and she's amazing. Love her

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/N5aQk

i need your boots, clothes and your charging station

It said she was born without an arm, yet the title labels her as an amputee. Please get your facts right

good read....however, and I don't mean this to by any means question the validity of this post, the third image is that of a right hand making the OK sign and not the left. Just curious.

This woman is fascinating.

The most beautiful cyborg of all time.

I'd like to see a video of how this arm works :O

She's hot!

Interesting. It would have been cool to see a video on how well that arm works. It be cool to see if someone like her who also acts with it can use it for expressive movements. Not just pick up things and opening them, or opening doors. They're the typical things you see in a demonstration, but to me it would be great to see something like this being used to express your character.

Handjob?...........ummm..........no thanks.

in future to avoid situation especially where there are no charge stations she could take a few charged rechargeable battery packs along to at least give her some power. wireless brand are rechageable others use aaa or aa batteries as power .

dooont get me wrong but that lady is damn bretty!

Her name suits her.

I was not there when she told the people she has to charge her arm but There is polite is a polite way to ask and i tell you we are humans and we understand empathy better than being socially incorrect because of using a prosthetic

The Winter Soldier likes this. After murdering all who refused her.

This is the Stephen Hawking attitude: when you live so long with a chronical handicap or disease, you need the humor to survive. Well done, miss Giuffra, for showing the world how to deal with ignorance.

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It's ironic. Mobile phones were made to be MOBILE, able to be usex without a chord, which includes the power chord (charger). If your battery is so weak it can't stand a few hours of non being charged, it's either time to get your phone repaired/replaced, or carry an extra battery around. Now, someone might argue the same goes for her arm, but I'm not sure how electronic prosthetics work, and, unless you have experience or the appropriate studies background about the matter, you don't know either. I still would recommend her an extra battery, but then again, maybe she does carry one, but that was an unlucky situation and... Okay, I'm overthinking it now

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Dont ask her for a hand job, YOUCH!!!