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'Anything is possible' Bristol man to take on 5K obstacle course gauntlet four years after paralyzing crash

Summary by Central Connecticut Communications
BRISTOL – Almost four years after a dirt bike crash and serious brain injury left him partially paralyzed, DJ Angelillo is ready to take on the Gaylord Gauntlet 5K Trail and Obstacle Run.
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'Anything is possible' Bristol man to take on 5K obstacle course gauntlet four years after paralyzing crash

BRISTOL – Almost four years after a dirt bike crash and serious brain injury left him partially paralyzed, DJ Angelillo is ready to take on the Gaylord Gauntlet 5K Trail and Obstacle Run.

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Central Connecticut Communications broke the news in on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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