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[Marvel] What happens if someone is worthy to wield Mjolnir, but not physically strong enough/able to wield it?

Has this ever happened? I know the hammer only weighs about 20 kilos, but that's still not exactly *light*, and I'd wager most people probably couldn't actually swing around a 20 kilo hammer with 1 hand as casually as Thor, or Cap or Beta Ray Bill do.

Do you get additional strength from the hammer? Do you need to be strong enough to lift it in the first place, in order to be considered worthy? I know Jane Foster, an otherwise normal human, has wielded it; was she a particularly strong person beforehand? 

Further, what if you're disabled but otherwise worthy? Would a quadriplegic person get full use of their body back?
gpt
This came up when Thor was turned into a frog by one of Loki's spells. The goats that pull Thor's chariot reminded him of the enchantment on Mjolnir. So Thor, as a frog, a slightly stronger frog than usual, but still just a frog, had to lift Mjolnir despite that being an impossible weight for a frog. It appears that being worthy made it possible for him to lift it even as something that wouldn't be able to.   


He was then a 6'5 giant frog with the powers of Thor, something that Loki didn't see coming.