Moving to Orlando for WAKEBOARDING. Housing ETC

[mariaL717]

Rare but deadly amoeba infection hard to prevent - CNN.com

Watch this video on Amoeda infection

[pirate girl]

You'd be smarter to go east a little bit to the Brevard County area- the mosquito lagoon is intracoastal/salt water and is plenty wide enough for water sports- and alligators don't call it home.

[Hughey954]

Try Winter Haven. They have the Chain of Lakes. Very boat friendly.

[StrongWill]

Originally Posted by nitokenshi

it has something to do with warm stagnant water. I forgot what its called but its only deadly for younger kids. Two kids died at the OWC

Edit: looked it up its an amoeba infection

For more information on the Amoeba... you can go to willsellars.com it the website we started to educate the community after my son was killed from the dealy parasite.

[Lindsey_Mcfarren]

I have no sympathy for people who have no more sense then to get into fresh water here in Florida.

It wasn't but a couple weeks ago that a 19 year old got into the water to swim at like 2am and had his arm torn off my an alligator.

[burnw005]

We too love the wakeboarding opportunities across Florida, and of course, you need to take care and not intrude in areas that look like they may be populated with alligators. Moderator cut: website

[cmj_fla]

Originally Posted by StrongWill

For more information on the Amoeba... you can go to willsellars.com it the website we started to educate the community after my son was killed from the dealy parasite.

I am sorry to hear that you lost your son to this horrible parasite. I think education is really important on this subject. Wakeboarding is extremely popular in Central Florida and it is a shame that people have to die while trying to have fun.