A Geelong Swimming Club superstar has put away her goggles after 20 years of forging a pathway for swimmers with disabilities. Phoebe Mitchell inspired athletes of all abilities to achieve their goals and had broken close to 74 Down Syndrome World Records throughout her career.
Today, Braxton Blevins is a busy young man. He works on an ice cream truck, and he's into sports, playing in the Miracle League in Albertville, and playing Upwards basketball at First Baptist Church in Rainsville.
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