Everybody has obstacles in their way and challenges in life to overcome. But few have done more with their initial life projections than Alex Hunt, a man from New Zealand who wasn't supposed to be an athlete, let alone an exceptional one. Born without much of his left arm due to a complication from his birth, Hunt was brought up by a family and friend group that preached love, acceptance, and the belief that he was as normal as anybody. "They just loved me for who I was," Hunt recalled. "And they didn't see my missing part of my arm as a disability."
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