One Paraolympic champion is Tatyana McFadden, a decorated American wheelchair racer. McFadden was born with spina bifida, a condition that affects the development of the spinal cord. Despite this obstacle, she began competing in wheelchair racing at the age of six and quickly rose to become one of the top athletes in her sport.

McFadden has won numerous Paralympic medals, with a total of 17 from both the Summer and Winter Paralympic Games. She has also set multiple world records in various events, showcasing her incredible speed and strength on the track. In addition to her success at the Paralympic Games, McFadden has also conquered the world of marathons, winning the prestigious Boston, London, Chicago, and New York City marathons multiple times.

Off the track, McFadden is a fierce advocate for disability rights and inclusion in sports. She works tirelessly to inspire and empower individuals with disabilities to pursue their dreams and achieve success. McFadden's determination, athleticism, and commitment to making a difference in the world make her a true champion both on and off the track.