Lately, I have been asked the question if I wanted to travel abroad at some point in my college career. I 100% would, if I can find a way- meaning how can one travel if they are in a wheelchair? As a kid, I have always wanted to go see the world and then some but never did I thought I would encounter a problem on how I was going to be able to do that. It will never be a breeze traveling if you are not able bodied and it shouldn't have to be that way- but it is. From what I know, a regular power chair can not go on the plane because it is over the weight limit. And it takes an extra amount of planing to make sure there is a chair service where you are, when you can get a chair etc. So then the question becomes how can people like myself travel around the world at ease. Shipping a chair is just not reasonable - by the time the chair gets there your trip will be over. It's stupid. OR what if the chair gets delayed and then when you travel your without a chair and the possibility that there might not be a chair for you to come home to. There should be handicap seats or accessible seating somehow on a plane, its 2019 things are so accessible everywhere else, why not on an airplane?- there has got to be a way to include all. I and many others are left out from an experience or opportunity because something isn't accessible or easy to do. Imagine being left out of of something you love or want to do. It sucks and there needs to be a change.