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The consequences can be when it goes wrong. but, you know, never calculated risks when descending and i dont think unnecessary risks, but things can happen. its estimated that around one in every 2,000 people in the uk has haemophilia, a condition which affects the bloods ability to clot. british para rower ed fuller has restricted movement in his ankles because of the condition but it hasnt stopped him excelling in his sport, winning world and european titles. rachael latham reports. the britis...

He found out at just two years old on a family holiday. i was walking along like a low stone wall maybe one or two foot high and fell off and i hit my head really hard and cut my ear and it basically wouldnt stop bleeding. they went to a&e and they stitched it and they glued in the couldnt understand why you wouldnt stop. and then said there may be some sort of bleeding disorder here, genetic bleeding disorder. i rememberfrom young age at school it was sport when really set me apart. when i was ...

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And getting really competitive. "im better than you." i remember being the fastest and we were literally doing like 100 metre rose on the rowing machine, 25 seconds. it was going as hard as i can on rowing machines to be the other kids. what impact do you think your sport has on your impairment? the main thing that affects me on a day—to—day basis isjoint bleeds into my ankles, which is what me para eligible for rowing. that leaves me with limited mobility and strength in thosejoints. often ...

Can be when it goes wrong. but, you know, i never calculated risks when descending and i dont take unnecessary risks, but things can happen. its estimated that around one in every 2,000 people in the uk has haemophilia, a condition which affects the bloods ability to clot. british para rower ed fuller has restricted movement in his ankles because of the condition but it hasnt stopped him excelling in his sport, winning world and european titles. rachael latham reports. the british paralympic tea...

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Neck cracking or neck popping is caused by quick movements to loosen the ligaments and joints of the neck. Cracking can occur in the knuckles, lower back, hips, ankles and toes. Rarely, neck popping may puncture blood vessels.

Been speaking about what it is like to train and compete with the condition. the british paralympic games made up of 200 athletes with a wide range of disabilities. ed fuller however is believed to be one of the few athletes competing with his hidden disability, haemophilia, an inherited bleeding disorder. he found out at two years old on a family holiday. i found out at two years old on a family holiday.— found out at two years old on a family holiday. i was walking along a low stone — fami...

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Which put me in our world share. i could not do any sport at all and probably put on weight. —— in a wheelchair. that is the point in my childhood when i stood out, you are a bit different. molar childhood when i stood out, you are a bit different.— a bit different. now at age 20 he is euro ean a bit different. now at age 20 he is eur0pean and _ a bit different. now at age 20 he is european and world _ a bit different. now at age 20 he is european and world champion - a bit different. now ...