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'Wheelchair basketball really saved his life': Chadwick finds inspiration through hoops

  • Skyler Chadwick struggled with many physical challenges during his childhood.
  • At age 12, Chadwick participated in his first wheelchair basketball camp, which helped inspire him.
  • Chadwick eventually earned a spot on the Mizzou wheelchair basketball team, crediting the sport with saving his life.
  • Chuck Graham, a longtime Democratic state senator, was a major booster of wheelchair basketball programs.
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'Wheelchair basketball really saved his life': Chadwick finds inspiration through hoops

After a tissue disorder known as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome confined him to a wheelchar, Skyler Chadwick struggled to find motivation. Wheelchair basketball helped get him out of bed and into the game.

·Nebraska, United States
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Daily Post-Athenian broke the news on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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