Singapore para-equestrian Laurentia Tan moves on to Paralympic finals
Inspiring journey to the finals
Despite finishing fifth in the Grade 1B individual championship test, Singapore's Laurentia Tan has secured a spot in the Paralympic finals, showcasing her resilience and determination. Tan, who has cerebral palsy, has been riding horses since she was 13. In 2018, she made history by becoming the first Singaporean to qualify for the Para-Equestrian World Championships.
Overcoming challenges
Tan's journey to the Paralympics has been filled with challenges. In addition to her cerebral palsy, she has also had to overcome financial hurdles and a lack of support. However, she has never given up on her dream of competing at the highest level. With the help of her coach, family, and friends, she has persevered and achieved her goal.
A role model for others
Tan's story is an inspiration to others with disabilities. She shows that anything is possible if you set your mind to it. Her success at the Paralympics is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and never-say-die attitude.
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