Adaptive Diving Changes One Paraplegic’s Perspective
Posted on November 1st, 2017 by admin
Adaptive diving can be a huge perspective-changer as a person with paralysis. Many even report a brief increase in mobility after their dive. Elizabeth Forst, a quadriplegic, shares her experience diving her first time this past Spring when she went diving with Craig Hospital’s Rec Therapy Department in the Grand Cayman Islands (from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation). Read here
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