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Paralyzed Winnipeg hockey player adapts to new life during pandemic

Reese Ketler, 21, was paralyzed during a hockey game in Manitoba at the end of 2019. The past year has seen him face numerous challenges with strength and resilience as a C7 tetraplegic during a global pandemic.

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Create Date: 3/19/2021 8:00:00 AM

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