Mullins, Aimee (c. 1973–)
Mullins, Aimee (c. 1973–)
American paralympian and model. Born c. 1973 in Allentown, PA; attended Georgetown University.
Born without fibula bones in shins, had to have double amputation below the knee; became world record holder in the 100 meter and long jump and national record holder in 200 meter (1996). Named Disabled Athlete of the Year (1997).
See also Christina Lessa, Women Who Win (Universe, 1998).
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