Winter Paralympics 2022: 'I want to show that I can still adapt and perform'
On the eve of her second Paralympics, British skier Menna Fitzpatrick discusses her dramatic build-up and Beijing hopes.
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Winter Paralympics 2022: 'I want to show that I can still adapt and perform'
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