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Newcastle wheelchair athlete Christie Dawes has competed at every Paralympic Games since Atlanta in 1996, and will be competing in her fifth games in London. Her son Charlie was born in February 2011, just 12 months after she won the 10km wheelchair-road-race world championship. Since then, Christie has juggled intense training with her role as a mum.
How do you balance work and family, stay healthy and spend more time with your kids (and other people's)? Michelle Gross bends it like the best…
Susan Whelan writes about the positive work of Hunter Life Education in helping young people make healthy life choices.
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