A manually-operated device designed as a wheeled stretcher with a platform made for a person with a disability in a lying position to transport themselves around. It has a flat top surface upon which the user lies on their stomach and four wheels. It is available in a variety of designs, e.g., having two large hand-propelled wheelchair type wheels at the front which also provides a steering capability, or it can be very low so that the user propels and steers by pushing directly on the floor. It will provide a person with a disability with a means of limited mobility typically without presence of an attendant.