People with Disabilities

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Join host Kevin Thorn in this episode of Human Spectrums, as he starts a conversation about Paralympic sports with Team Canada Volleyball member Mikael Bartholdy. This episode will explore the journey Mikael Bartholdy went on while representing Canada at the 2000 Paralympic Games in Sydney, Australia. Get a better understanding of what being a Paralympic athlete is really all about and the experiences that come along with it. This episode details the struggle that goes into sports, how they can create self-worth, and the pride that comes with representing your country.

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