For wheelchair users, this vessel means sailing no longer is an ‘Impossible Dream’
Originally published July 6, 2018 by The Inquirer

Paulina Bellsky, the ship's physical therapist and first mate, waves to Rob Klein as he disembarks the Impossible Dream prior to Wednesday's sail. Klein, a Florida resident, sailed up the east coast with the crew.
The Impossible Dream, a wheelchair accessible watercraft, and its crew, spend the summer days sailing up the east coast from Miami, offering free sailing trips to wheelchair users. The boat is equipped with a lift, extra handles and low countertops. The Impossible Dream came to Philadelphia to celebrate the Fourth of July and took former rehabilitation patients sailing.
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