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Going for their gold: Stony Brook’s Adapted Aquatics program is swimmingly successful
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Four-year-old Khrysti Wolfskill was a tiny dynamo, her hands instinctively tapping a beat on the steps of a toy water slide that emptied into the deep end of the pool at SUNY Stony Brook’s Sports Complex.
Blind and born with a growth deficiency that gives her a toddler’s appearance, Khrysti giggled as she climbed to the top of the slide. Her grandmother, UUP member Pamela Wolfskill, watched a few feet away, a mix of delight and concern in her eyes.
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