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The Incredible Story of Jen Bricker, a Gymnast Born without Legs | Gimundo: The Brighter Side

Posted on 27/07/2015 by markparkinson

http://gimundo.com/articles/read/the-incredible-story-of-jen-bricker-a-gymnast-born-without-legs/?utm_source=sendy&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter-12

This is such a human story on so many levels, I couldn’t resist sharing. So inspiring.

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Surbhi Rajpal [TSRS - Teacher - VV], on 28/07/2015 at 10:10 am said:

THANK YOU SIR FOR SHARING….ITS BEEEOOOTIFUL….WILL SHARE WITH CHILDREN IN ASSEMBLY.

Warmly,

Surbhi Rajpal

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