Isabella Syvertson’s legs dangled in the warm water, the right and the left appearing to wiggle and wobble in the pool’s rippled surface. Her smile reflected in the water alongside them. Syvertson had been learning to walk again over the previous months. Now, with a wetsuit on and a tank of compressed air strapped to her back, it was time to soar.
How adaptive scuba diving helps people with disabilities do much more than walk
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Lee
Lee has been in the marketing industry for the last 15 years and now specializes in teaching marketing techniques to people in the scuba diving industry. He is founder of Dive Media Solutions which, in addition to providing complete marketing, media, communications and IT solutions exclusively for the scuba diving industry, also produces The Scuba News. You can connect with Lee via Twitter by following @DiveMedia