THE END
By age 13 she’d lost nearly all of her sight. But from skydiving to rock climbing, that didn’t stop her.
By age 13 she’d lost nearly all of her sight. But from skydiving to rock climbing, that didn’t stop her.
THE END
By age 13 she’d lost nearly all of her sight. But from skydiving to rock climbing, that didn’t stop her.
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