Part three of our six-part #WhatsOneThing series on the The - TopicsExpress

Part three of our six-part #WhatsOneThing series on the The Huffington Post tells the inspiring story of Special Olympics athlete Lucy Meyer. Deprived of oxygen at birth, Lucys parents were told that due to her cerebal palsy she would never have the ability to sit or even swallow. Well Lucy can not only sit and swallow with ease, but far surpassed her doctors low expectations and went on to become a Special Olympics Gold Medalist! Whats one thing you were told that you couldnt do? Share in the comments below!

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