Adaptiveadventures.org Website Review

join us on our next great adventure! we provide ongoing programs, clinics and camps all over the country in cycling, climbing, kayaking, paddleboarding, skiing, dragon boat racing, sailing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, scuba and rafting. give back, get outside and join our community! our volunteer opportunities are endless. become a sport specific volunteer, run registration, geek out with gear maintenance, work on a special event, or help out in the office with our awesome team. “when i grew up it was hard for me to understand what had happened to me. all i knew was that i was different from a lot of people. i didn’t understand because i was only six months old when it happened. i kept asking people what had happened. they kept saying, “you had cancer.” what was cancer i always asked myself. by the time i was 7 i learned what cancer was. it’s where you are very sick and you have to go to the hospital. i had surgery and chemotherapy and then i learned how to walk. the only difference is that i lean when i walk and i have crutches and braces. i always thought i was lonely and would never meet someone else like me. but all that changed when my grandma heard about adaptive adventures. i was so excited to meet lots and lots of people like me. and the very moment i got there and shook hands with a guy named matt feeney i knew that i was not the only one. no! i was not alone.” - caidn, age 11, denver co.  adaptive adventures has given me a new platform in a lifestyle unbeknownst to me that has given me hope and encouragement to live. life to its fullest. august of 2016 at an event at ute lake in north new mexico was the month that i was able to find that hey that allowed. me to open the door to my cage that i had created. the love and care that i received touched and changed my core beliefs that i had given. not all those who have suffered a spinal cord injury have access to the equipment, experienced and knowledgeable staff, and emotional. support that adaptive adventures provides. i am grateful to adaptive adventures filling that void and your affect on my quality of life  .