GCU deaf athletic trainer hopes to inspire others
As students return back to school, it is also a return to fall season college athletics. This year will be 24-year-old Sean Stoeppel's debut as an athletic trainer at Grand Canyon University.
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As students return back to school, it is also a return to fall season college athletics. This year will be 24-year-old Sean Stoeppel's debut as an athletic trainer at Grand Canyon University.
If you gave me the choice to go back and be born hearing, I would choose to be deaf.
A group of deaf young people will join forces at a special global summit in London this week to urge world leaders to prioritise better access to hearing healthcare and support for millions of children around the world.
A young doctor a model and a gold medalwinning athlete are amongst those who will convene in London to help address these challenges. Cochlear Foundation selected these young people to attend the summit as part of its Achieve anything program. They were chosen because they have overcome barriers and achieved so much in life while inspiring others with hearing loss to fulfil their dreams.
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