Paralympians Prepare for Paris 2024 Games

As the Paris Paralympic Games approach, several inspiring athletes are preparing to showcase their talents. Yogesh Kathuniya, who overcame Guillain Barre Syndrome to become a discus thrower and Paralympic medallist, is among those competing, representing a journey of resilience and determination. Cam Leslie, a three-time gold medallist swimmer from New Zealand, will carry his country's flag during the opening ceremony, bringing years of experience and a focus on family life into his training. Peter Ryan, visually impaired due to Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy, reflects on his journey from struggle to success as a para cyclist, emphasizing the highs and lows of the athlete experience. Meanwhile, retired Brazilian swimmer Daniel Dias, the most decorated male Para swimmer, shares his excitement for the upcoming Games and the societal impact they hold. Lastly, Thomas Young, the T38 100m champion, aims to raise awareness about less visible disabilities while balancing his athletic achievements with a down-to-earth lifestyle.