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Monday Oct 10, 2022
Monday Oct 10, 2022
Australia tiene algunas de las mejores playas del mundo, y muchas de ellas son accesibles para personas con discapacidades, como aquellas que usan sillas de ruedas u otros tipos de ayudas para la movilidad. Hoy hablaremos con Sahily Carrero, que disfruta de St Kilda Beach con amigos y juega al fútbol allí.
Para encontrar una playa accesible en su estado o territorio, visite: www.accessiblebeaches.com
About the storyteller
Sahily Carrero tiene 29 años, llego a Australia con una maleta de suenos hace tres anos como estudiate internacional a aprender ingles. le interesan los deportes, especialmente el fútbol soccer. Tuvo un accidente y los médicos le amputaron su brazo derecho y le quitaron un poco de piel de las piernas, lo que le produjo algunos problemas de salud. Tras el accidente, descubrió que el fútbol y el deporte le dan la oportunidad de recuperarse. Actualmente, es capacitadora en la organización de Gomum y está ayudando a otros a conectarse y ser positivos. "Espero que mi historia motive a todas las personas, especialmente a aquellas con discapacidades. El juego te hace sentir vivo otra vez, te hace sentir libre"
(Australia has some of the best beaches in the world, and many of them are accessible to people with disabilities, such as those who use wheelchairs or other kinds of mobility aids. Today we will talk with Sahily Carrero, who enjoys St Kilda Beach with friends, especially when she is playing football there.
To find an accessible beach in your state or territory, visit: www.accessiblebeaches.com
About the storyteller
Sahily Carrero is 29 years old, she arrived in Australia with a suitcase full of dreams three years ago as an international student to learn English. She is interested in sports, especially soccer. She had an accident and the doctors amputated her right arm and removed some skin from her legs, which caused some health problems. After the accident, she discovered that football and sports gave her the opportunity to recover. Currently, she is a trainer in Gomum's organisation and is helping others connect and be positive. She says, "I hope that my story motivates all people, especially those with disabilities. The game makes you feel alive again, it makes you feel free."
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