Behind me is a picture of Betsy, the wonder dog.

She had the skill set to pull my wheelchair and pick the things up that I dropped or turn

on lights and just be a great companion.

And I saw people mountain biking with their dogs and I thought, well, maybe if I can

relearn the ability to stand and walk and maybe I can bike and I did learn to stand

and I did learn to walk and I did get on a bike and Betsy was the whole motivation

behind that.

Meg Fisher is one of the greatest parapsychless in the world and she attributes her passion

for cycling to her first service dog, Betsy.

20 years ago, Meg was in a car accident that changed the course of her life.

She went from being a division 1 tennis player to losing her mobility with the amputation

of her lower left leg.

It's been a long road to recovery.

But now, Meg is broken countless records, won every color medal you could dream of and

she's an 11 time world champion.

I'm Shelby Stanger and this is wild ideas worth living, an R.I. co-op studios production.

Meg started competing as a cyclist in 2005 when she did a 24 hour mountain bike race for

the first time.

A few years later, she competed in her first road race.

To say that she's good is putting it simply, Meg has won title after title.

She's done training camps all over the U.S. as well as in London and in Rio.

As Meg travels to camps and competitions, there are two pieces of gear she has to have.

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