But therein lies the issue - I'm sure Comfy would looove a wheelchair, but there are two issues that prevent her: 1.) The type. A human-powered chair (meaning the ones they push along with their arms or somebody else pushes them) obviously won't work, because Comfy is simply not going to exert the effort to propel herself and Flow is clearly not up to the task of pushing her around. So obviously, we are talking about a power chair - and not just any power chair, but one rated for her immense weight. So, basically, the Panzer division of scootypuffs. 2.) Price. If she had a genuine disability, the type a doctor would document, she could get a chair through insurance. They are not cheap (some of them can cost as much as a basic car). But still, insurance would pay. That just proves the point that Comfy is hobbled only by her own self-imposed weight restrictions, and nothing else. I cannot imagine a person who truly needs a chair not doing whatever it took to get one.