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Mallory Weggemann is an American Paralympic swimmer who became a T10 complete paraplegic in 2008. She won multiple medals and broke records in the S7, S8 and SM7 classes, and also walked again with leg braces and crutches.
Mar 21, 2023 · Mallory Weggemann, a Paralympic gold medalist, and her husband Jay Snyder welcomed their first baby, Charlotte Ann, on March 16. The couple shared their IVF journey and their vision for disability awareness and motherhood with PEOPLE.
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Aug 29, 2024 · The swimmer and five-time medalist shares her story of becoming a mother through IVF with her husband, who has male factor infertility. The documentary also explores the challenges and stigma of disability and infertility.
- Sara Luterman
Nov 28, 2021 · CNN —. “I can’t leave January 21, 2008, in the past,” says Mallory Weggemann, a five-time Paralympic medalist swimmer. That’s when the then 18-year-old Weggemann hadd an epidural ...
Apr 19, 2024 · Minneapolis native and three-time Paralympian swimmer Mallory Weggemann and her husband Jay Snyder are premiering their documentary, “Watershed.” It tells their story of battling paralysis and...
Aug 31, 2024 · The Minnesota swimmer set a new record in the women's 200 m. individual medley and defended her title from Tokyo. Weggemann also won two medals in London and co-produced a documentary in 2019.
Sep 7, 2024 · Mallory Weggemann, a 35-year-old swimmer who was paralyzed from a medical error, secured two medals in the 2024 Paralympic Games. She also has 17 medals from world championships and four Paralympic medals.
