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Cheryl Angelelli started competitive swimming when she was 8 years old. At 14, while learning a new racing dive with her swim team, she broke her neck. As a C-6 quadripalegic, she thought her dreams of swimming in the Olympics were over. Not only did she go on to become a Paralympic medalist, after she retired from professional swimming, she started a wheelchair ballroom dancing program, competing on the national and international stage. Read her story in Let's Get Moving Journal: https://bit.ly/3WtvBxo

  • Photo of Cheryl sitting next to her manual wheelchair outside on a sunny day. Graphic reads, "“I was looking for another competitive outlet, a recreation outlet, and para dance was something I knew about...It didn’t take long for me to fall in love with the sport.”
  • Photo of Cheryl with her Olympic medals.

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