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Meet U.S. Paralympic Discus Hopeful Natalie Bieule
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April 29, 2016
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4:42Now PlayingU.S. Paralympic discus thrower Natalie Bieule overcame impossible odds to be in position to compete in her first Paralympics in Rio: she lost her right leg at age 18 to a drunk driver. Natalie tells her inspirational story and how she is preparing for the Paralympics on Lunch Break. Photo: Kellogg Company
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