attackfish

not that I know of. I shot archery with him this weekend. He is always one of the ones who wins. Ive also shot archery with someone who was born with one arm. (I'm a terrible shot partially because of perceptual problems but I love it because of the action of loading and pulling my bow is calming to me. I can enjoy it without hitting a darn thing. but I am getting better. I actually hit a couple things this time.) He had an adapted leather cuff to hold the bow thgat he had to be laced into. He pulled the bowstring with his hand and is an amazing shot, much, much better than me- (his perceptions are obviously intact). There is another guy that gets in armor and kicks butt (literally) with a crutch (missing a leg) and is very successful at winning most of his bouts. So I will look up some of the links I know and let you know if I find anything you would like to see. SCA (who I reinact with) has pretty extensive services for those with a disability at most of our functions. They also have interpreters for people who are deaf. (I am trying to learn more sign language too - for my patients). Great bunch of people to hang out with. Talk to you later. H