Ex-firefighter David Melrose: Wheelchair curling has ‘made me complete again’
Former firefighter David Melrose says wheelchair curling has made him feel “complete again” ahead of his Paralympics debut in Beijing.
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Former firefighter David Melrose says wheelchair curling has made him feel “complete again” ahead of his Paralympics debut in Beijing.
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