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Swiss Para Alpine Skier Who Was Bullied in School Wins Gold Medals at Milan Cortina Games
- Robin Cuche, a Swiss Para alpine skier, won two gold medals in the men's downhill standing and Super-G standing events at the Milan Cortina Winter Paralympic Games.
- He was bullied at school because of his disability but found freedom through competing in sports with his family.
- Winning gold medals was especially meaningful to Cuche as it represented overcoming challenges and improvement since previous silver medals at world championships.
- Cuche's family and friends, including his brother and parents, supported him during his competitions; he is also related to Didier Cuche, an Olympic alpine skiing medalist.
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Swiss Para alpine skier who was bullied in school wins gold medals at Milan Cortina Games
Robin Cuche, a Swiss Para skier who said he was made fun of in school because of his disability, is celebrating two gold medals at the Milan Cortina Games.
·United States
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The Swiss shows no perfect, but the fastest ride in the Super-G standing. It's already his 2nd gold in Cortina.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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