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Making History with England Women's Amputee Football team captain Shelbée Clarke
In this conversation, Shelbee Clarke shares her journey as a pioneer in women's amputee football, discussing her role in the England Amputee Team and the team's fundraising efforts for the World Cup.
She reflects on her personal battle with cancer, the impact of football on her life, and the importance of representation in sports for young girls with disabilities.
Shelbee emphasises the growth of women's amputee football and the joy of coaching young players, highlighting the significance of creating a supportive community. Shelbee also shares her experiences and insights on adaptive football, the challenges and triumphs of living with a disability, and the importance of creating inclusive spaces for children.
She discusses the rules of adaptive football, the training required to build confidence on crutches, and her journey from player to coach. Shelbee stresses the significance of community and support in sports, encouraging others to embrace their journeys and find their place in the world of football.
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From addiction to sobriety: navigating emotions using the power of writing with Emily Tisshaw
มุมมอง 9หลายเดือนก่อน
In this conversation, Nicole and Emily explore themes of vulnerability, addiction recovery, emotional healing, and the importance of community support for individuals with limb differences. They discuss the power of journaling as a tool for self-discovery and emotional processing, as well as the challenges of navigating heartbreak and triggers. Emily shares her journey of overcoming addiction a...
Emily's journey from addiction to recovery
มุมมอง 8หลายเดือนก่อน
A sneak peek of our latest episode of the #iampossiblepodcast 🎧 Here Emily shares her journey of addiction and how her recovery has taken her on a beautiful journey. Emily is taking her experience and sharing her learnings through her course offerings at throughwriting.co.uk ✍️ ➡️Make sure you subscribe to the pod so you don't miss an episode! loom.ly/xx4VeU8 #AddictionRecovery #MentalHealth #L...
Amputation gave me a pain free life with Kayla Inman
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Kayla Inman shares her journey of overcoming complex regional pain syndrome and making the decision to amputate her leg. She discusses the emotional experience of waking up without pain after the surgery and the challenges she faced in learning to walk again. Kayla also talks about her role as a disability advocate and the importance of creating a more accessible and inclusive world. She shares...
Swimming, Representation and Equity
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We caught up with @duniafelices ahead of her competing in Paris 2024. Here she shares her journey and the importance of the Paralympics in order to increase representation and equity for the Disability community. #Limbdifference #Paralympics #Paris2024
The Power of Representation in Sports with Yaseen El-Demerdash PLY
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In this conversation, Yusin El-Dimridash shares his journey as a Paralympic swimmer, discussing the challenges and stigmas associated with disabilities, particularly Poland syndrome. He emphasizes the importance of changing perceptions around disability, the role of swimming in building confidence, and the need for better media representation of Paralympic athletes. Yusin also reflects on his t...
Milina's First Paralympic games!
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We caught up with Para Taekwondo Paralympian Milana Krasavtseva outside the grand palais to talk about her first games and what she wants the world to take from the biggest Paralympics to date! #paralympics #paris2024 #parataekwondo #limbdifference
The viral muffin!
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We got our hands on THE viral muffin from the Paris 2024 Athlete Village! 🧁🔥 With the hype surrounding this famous treat, we just had to do a taste test and give our honest review. Is it really worth the buzz? Find out in our latest video! Watch now and let us know if you think this muffin is gold medal-worthy! 🥇😉 #Paris2024 #Paralympics #MuffinReview #ViralMoments #BehindTheGames
More Than Gold: Megan Blunk on Representation, Accessibility, and Inner Peace
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Megan Blunk, a gold medallist in wheelchair basketball, shares her experiences and insights on mental health, competition, and finding balance. She emphasizes the importance of staying focused, finding balance, and enjoying life while training. Megan discusses her struggles with mental health and the impact it had on her experience at the Paralympics. She also talks about the changes in represe...
Adaptive Obstacle Racing with Jamie Gane
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🎥 Meet Jamie Gane-the world number one in para obstacle-course racing. After a below-the-knee amputation in 2016, Jamie faced challenges with his NHS-prescribed prosthetic, which was too rigid for him to walk on. Determined to pursue elite sport, he paid privately for a prosthetic that allowed him to train and eventually run. From completing a Tough Mudder in a wheelchair to competing at nation...
Finding the Perfect Bow Adaptation with Jodie Grinham
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Finding the Perfect Bow Adaptation with Jodie Grinham

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  • @atenchongbenedine609
    @atenchongbenedine609 11 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Awesome ❤ In a world today full of disaster here and there all we need do is to show love to one another.

  • @wonderboyxxx
    @wonderboyxxx หลายเดือนก่อน

    Kayla is super. 🎉

  • @wonderboyxxx
    @wonderboyxxx หลายเดือนก่อน

    Kayla is a wonderful human.

  • @redb.5533
    @redb.5533 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I’ve lived the last several years of my life, hoping to be able to do a fully ‘remote’ job with the goal of being able to travel with my kids so any children I have would be able to experience the world. Fingers crossed I have personally experienced a very tiny fraction of the world and realize it is diverse and large. I hope more people would hear and live these kinds of words

  • @drengrofragnarok1733
    @drengrofragnarok1733 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Minorities are trash.