An acquired brain injury at six changed Jasmine Greenwood's life forever, now she's preparing for the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games

A childhood brain injury left Jasmine Greenwood with left-side weakness and a tremor in her left hand and leg, now at 19 she's made the Australian Paralympic Swimming Team for a second time ahead of the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jul 01 2024
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An acquired brain injury at six changed Jasmine Greenwood's life forever, now she's preparing for the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games

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An acquired brain injury at six changed Jasmine Greenwood's life forever, now she's preparing for the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games

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