Childhood health issues led to a life in medicine for Paralympian Francine Lemire

Despite a leg amputation, she won Paralympic gold medals for Canada in cross-country skiing and became an award-winning family doctor, medical educator and global leader in her field

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Despite a leg amputation, she won Paralympic gold medals for Canada in cross-country skiing and became an award-winning family doctor, medical educator and global leader in her field

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