Welcome to Sports Spectrum, the Sports and Faith podcast that brings Jesus back into the conversation.

Here's your host, Jason Romano.

What's up, guys? Welcome to Sports Spectrum. I am Jason Romano. so glad you're tuning into the show today easy way to

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Jason at Sports Spectrum.com. Mallory Wegman is our guest today. She is a record-setting two-time

Paralympic swimmer for Team USA.

She has set 15 world records and 34 American records,

and is also the recipient of an SP award,

a 15-time world champion and a Paralympic gold and bronze medalist.

Now, she has also served as a commentator on NBC for the Pyongchang 2018 Paralympic Games,

and she's the first female reporter in a wheelchair ever to serve in that capacity.

She's an in-demand speaker and has spoken to many large corporations fortune 500 companies around the world

and her story is quite the story let's just say that this woman she's written a new book it's called

limitless the power of hope and resilience to overcome circumstance released on March 2nd, 2021.

And the story of Mallory Wegman, it goes back to when she was just shy a month or two of her 19th birthday and her life changed forever.

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