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Participating in activities on or near the water requires that a special effort is made to ensure that hazards have been reduced as much as possible. For people with disabilities, water safety holds the same importance - it just requires that special care be taken to assure all aspects of safety are addressed. Safety issues include:
  • Do you have an awareness of how comfortable you are on and/or near the water?
  • Are you aware of the best types of clothing worn for hot and cold temperatures?
  • Do you have an awareness of how to prevent hypothermia and hyperthermia?
  • Are you aware that there are different styles of lifejackets, each with a different purpose?

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