If he really has been electrocuted then why do they need to amputate his feet?
I’m assuming they mean electrified.
*I refuse to read an article on the mirror website.
PetersMapProject on
Poor kid.
He’s at Millfield, which is well known for turning out Olympians regularly, so when they say ‚talented athlete‘ they’re probably not kidding.
tempor12345 on
There is a Go Fund Me page set up to assist the £58k a year fee-paying family of the schoolboy.
qooplmao on
Tragic that he’s a young athlete, he’d have had no use for his feet if he wasn’t into athletics.
namenotprovided on
That’s very sad. Poor kid probably has high hopes for a a successful athletic career. However, he can still have that career. It’s not the first time amputees have excelled in athletics. I hope this boy continues to chase his dreams.
spammmmmmmmy on
I won’t click. How did he get electrocuted at school?
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If he really has been electrocuted then why do they need to amputate his feet?
I’m assuming they mean electrified.
*I refuse to read an article on the mirror website.
Poor kid.
He’s at Millfield, which is well known for turning out Olympians regularly, so when they say ‚talented athlete‘ they’re probably not kidding.
There is a Go Fund Me page set up to assist the £58k a year fee-paying family of the schoolboy.
Tragic that he’s a young athlete, he’d have had no use for his feet if he wasn’t into athletics.
That’s very sad. Poor kid probably has high hopes for a a successful athletic career. However, he can still have that career. It’s not the first time amputees have excelled in athletics. I hope this boy continues to chase his dreams.
I won’t click. How did he get electrocuted at school?