Some shots of Pascuala, swimming or floating without aid. Today, I felt her more firm, controlling a little bit more, her movements. She can flip around on her belly. But still she is not swimming as normal, and likes to just float on a side. Something important to mention, is that she is making an effort to follow the person who is with her in the water. For the moment, she is still being accompained 24 hours a day, at least by one volunteer.
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Fotos: Jessica Soler • Abril 18, 2007 • Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit
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