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‘Small boy has mighty heart’

March 20th, 2008

disability news and commentary, Carsen MainDenver Post writer Joey Bunch profiles seven-year-old Carsen Main, who plays on his elementary school basketball team. Carsen is two feet tall. He has achondroplasia.

Carsen’s dwarfism means he’ll probably never stand taller than 4 feet, the height of most of the kids he competes against now.

He lives out the words of legendary UCLA coach John Wooden: “Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.”

“I’ve got skills,” Carsen said, tilting his head, lifting an eyebrow and beaming.

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