From grabbing a cup of water to picking up items from the floor, Stretch is being fine-tuned to assist people with ALS at every stage of their journey, with the hope of giving them greater independence as the disease progresses.

Thank you so much to Kelly and all of our advocates for this huge win for people with ALS and everyone who relies on these devices to travel safely.

He said that the rule wouldn't have happened if it weren't for the stories and perspectives we shared from our ALS advocates. "All those comments mattered!”

For many people with ALS, home care isn’t a choice—it’s a necessity. Yet, the cost often places it out of reach. ALS is a service-connected disease, recognized with 100% disability. This bill ensures veterans can finally receive the care they deserve.

Too often, travelers arrive to find their wheelchairs damaged or broken. This rule will improve airline staff training, ensure faster return of delayed devices, and strengthen rights in cases of damage. It’s a huge win for people with ALS and everyone who relies on these devices to travel safely.