Handicapped divers
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Welcome to the board!Hockeycb1:
Check out our Divers With Disabilities forum: http://www.scubaboard.com/forumdisplay.php?f=346
Yes, yes, yes! Disabled divers abound. I dived with one in Cozumel.
Welcome to SB. I know there are many divers with one disability or another. Heck, put any of us in the water and we all have a disability ... we have to have air! Don't give up on your dream. Go for it!
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Howdy and welcome to SB!
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:bandit_2: don
Looks like your Intro was moved here for better coverage.
Good to have you here. Click here to PM me if I can help you get started in our various forums.
:bandit_2: don
Howdy Chuck,
Of course, there are other disabled divers out here, and I am one. I was temporarily paralyzed from the waist down in 2003, but I have regained some feeling and movement of my legs again. I resumed diving with the help of one of my best friends, who was a physical therapist also and am now actively teaching scuba diving once again. I teach PADI, and IAHD (International Association of Handicapped Divers) classes. Several organizations specialize in special needs courses, IAHD, and HSA (Handicapped Scuba Association). I teach for both of these fine organizations, and would be more than glad to assist you with getting your scuba classes started. PM me if I can be of any assistance. You can also check out my web site for so additional information (www.cliftondivingventures.com).
Hope to see you diving soon,
Kurt
:scubadive
Of course, there are other disabled divers out here, and I am one. I was temporarily paralyzed from the waist down in 2003, but I have regained some feeling and movement of my legs again. I resumed diving with the help of one of my best friends, who was a physical therapist also and am now actively teaching scuba diving once again. I teach PADI, and IAHD (International Association of Handicapped Divers) classes. Several organizations specialize in special needs courses, IAHD, and HSA (Handicapped Scuba Association). I teach for both of these fine organizations, and would be more than glad to assist you with getting your scuba classes started. PM me if I can be of any assistance. You can also check out my web site for so additional information (www.cliftondivingventures.com).
Hope to see you diving soon,
Kurt
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