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Cancer Surviving Teen Doesn't Stop Being a Gymnast Even with One Leg
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April 8, 2016
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1:29Now PlayingIt's hard enough to balance on a beam with two legs, but 16-year-old Kate Foster can easily do it with just one. Foster has been a competitive gymnast since she was 7-years-old. When she was just 11, she received the news that she had leukemia. During her cancer treatments, Foster got two infections in her left leg. She had her leg amputated but she wasn't willing to slow down. Foster learned how to walk on a prosthetic and as soon as she could, she was back on the mat and balance beam. #InsideEdition
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