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奥运冠军们并非天生的好体质,有的从小是个病秧子,有的在轮椅上长大,还有的身体有残疾,但他们都没有向命运低头,而是凭着自己的奋斗和毅力创造了奇迹。鲁道夫:坐轮椅长大的奥运冠军美国姑娘威玛·鲁道夫确实令人同情——因为早产,1940年出生时,她的体重仅为两公斤。刚学会走路,她又不幸染上肺炎和猩红热。更糟糕的是,因高烧不退,她又得了小儿麻痹症,导致左腿肌肉萎缩。从此,她不得不坐在轮椅上。鲁道夫的“坏运气”让父母有点儿焦头烂额。这个田纳西州的贫困黑人家庭已经有了22个孩子——先凑合填饱肚子吧。
The Olympic champions are not inherently good physicians. Some grew up with sick children, some grew up in wheelchairs and others had physical disabilities. However, they did not bow their heads to fate but created them with their own efforts and perseverance miracle. Rudolph: American champion Weimar Rudolph, the Olympic champion who grew up in a wheelchair, is truly sympathetic - she was weighing two kilograms when she was born in 1940 because of prematurity. Just learned to walk, she was unfortunately infected with pneumonia and scarlet fever. To make matters worse, she suffered poliomyelitis due to a high fever, leading to atrophy of her left leg. Since then, she had to sit in a wheelchair. Rudolph’s “bad luck” made parents a little underrated. The poor Negro family in Tennessee already has 22 children - fill your stomach first.