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Imagine speeding out of the starting gate, edging around the left, then the right gate, the wind blowing through your hair, you’re closing in on the finish line, dropping into a tuck, and when you are all done, realizing you have beaten your record time. Now, imagine doing all this while being legally blind and partially hearing impaired. I’m fifteen-year-old Caitlin Sarubbi, and because of the Adaptive Sports Foundation, this fantasy for most people became a reality for me. |
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