‘I never thought in a million years I would be going to the Paris Paralympics.’ Callie-Ann, a Diagnostic Radiographer at Princess Royal University Hospital, will live her dream this week as she represents Team GB in the Paralympic Games in the S10 Butterfly, SB10 Breaststroke, and SM10 Individual Medley. Callie-Ann has an impairment that affects the left side of her body. It causes uncontrollable spasms and contractions of the muscles, which has resulted in her losing mobility of her left leg. Since first getting in the water at just 16 weeks old, Callie-Ann is now the world number three in the World Para Swimming rankings for Butterfly and is also the current European champion in the S10 100m Butterfly. ‘I will do my best in Paris and give everything I have but I am hoping it won’t be my last Paralympics.’ Good luck Callie-Ann! 🏊♀️ #WeAreTheNHS #Paris2024 #ParalympicsGB
Good luck, Callie-Ann! An inspiration on so many levels.
What an amazing achievement!
wishing you all the best and supporting our athletes with their achievements - ❤️
Good luck Callie-Ann, so pleased for you and what an incredible achievement, experience and memories. Good luck in Paris and swim fast 🏊🏻♀️
All the best and hope you enjoy the experience and bring a medal 🥇 back. Good luck 👍
This is amazing Callie Ann. LSBU and the whole diagnostic Radiography community are rooting for you. You are such a winner already. #paris2024 #paralympicsGB #nhsheroes
We are rooting for Callie-Ann King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust PRUH site - Angela Helleur and all the rest of the PRUH and south site community are crossing fingers and toes!!!
Best wishes and congratulations.
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