When Sarah Reinertsen was just seven, her left leg was amputated above the knee because of a tissue defect she had at birth. It took her four years to learn how to run, but once she learned - and g...
When Sarah Reinertsen was just seven, her left leg was amputated above the knee because of a tissue defect she had at birth. It took her four years to learn how to run, but once she learned - and got the right kind of artificial leg - she was unstoppable.
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she is a very strong woman she never gives up she showed people that have a disability how to fight it and not give uo on your dream she is a tru hero thanxs sarah ur the best
Another real hero coming from the Iron Man Challenge.
I can't help thinking that the behavior of her parents not picking her up and her coach sending her to play with the wall played a KEY ROLE in building the motivation into her mind that she could beat her disability.
She has done that and much much more than that. Look at what she's turned herself into: a hero.
What a woman! Sarah, you are an inspiration - what tenacity, what dedication, what discipline, but most of all what a belief in yourself and your own ability and capacity. How you have developed your independent will to drive you to achieve - you are truly tougher than the rest. Your strength of character and your very essence radiates and touches hearts to change minds to inspire them to achieve.
Sarah, I hope you somehow see this post, or Razor55, if you do, please pass this on to Sarah. I'm a disabled vet. due to injuries from Iraq and Afghanistan, and I'm now training for my first Ironman. Thanks for the inspiration!!!!
I wish you every success man,I really appreciate what you are going to do and I want you to know that I'm supporting you from Italy !!! And I really hope to compete in an Ironman against my limits too,I will try soon !
100 % straight up hero. Thanks Sarah 4 the inspiration. You are awesome and one of the most beautiful women I've seen ever. (don't tell your husband I said so) ; )
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I can't help thinking that the behavior of her parents not picking her up and her coach sending her to play with the wall played a KEY ROLE in building the motivation into her mind that she could beat her disability.
She has done that and much much more than that. Look at what she's turned herself into: a hero.
And what a gorgeous hero she is!
YES !!!!
And I really hope to compete in an Ironman against my limits too,I will try soon !
Thanks Sarah 4 the inspiration.
You are awesome and one of the most beautiful women I've seen ever. (don't tell your husband I said so)
; )