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Here’s a little addition referring to the reply I sent a couple of days ago.
I wrote: “Disability doesn’t mean you are not able to do that kind of effort and gain victory like a real winner does.”
To prevent some misunderstanding I mean it’s possible to gain victory in that discipline despite her case. To me she’s a real winner with a real strong character!!!

Greetz, Pascal G.
(Down South Netherlands)

I read the story about Kelly Bruno. I’m totally impressed by the will and power of Kelly to do that kind of effort and even take part at mountain-runs and even take part at “the top of human physically and mental capacities” – The Iron Man Thriathlon – and finally win it in her class.
Let me make clear: Disability doesn’t mean you are not able to do that kind of effort and gain victory like a real winner does!!
I am a runner too (average 15-20 km. per training), especially hill-running, in combination with biking (from my house to work and back, altogether 54 km.) so I can imagine how strong she is and how much she does believe in herself.

A lot of respect and I wish her all the luck in the future!!

Pascal Grooten, Vaals (The Netherlands)