当泰伯中学田径运动会上的发令枪枪声响起,来自温斯顿-塞勒姆市的高四学生凯拉·蒙哥马利出发了。她跑得很快。这位18岁的跑步运动员创造过纪录,赢过州冠军。下星期,她将奔赴纽约参加国家级比赛。当然了,全州还有很多有能力的年轻运动员,那么我们为什么要讲凯拉呢?因为她患有多发性硬化症,简称MS,这种疾病会造成神经损伤,并干扰她脑部、脊髓和腿部之间的神经通路。 Kayla Montgomery, a senior from Winston-Salem, set out when a shotgun was heard at the Taber High School track and field. She runs fast. The 18-year-old runner has set a record and won the state championship. Next week, she will run to New York to participate in national competitions. Of course, there are a lot of capable young athletes in the state, so why should we talk about Keira? Because she has multiple sclerosis, referred to as MS, the disease can cause nerve damage and interfere with her brain, spinal cord And the nerve path between the legs.