Braelynn was diagnosed with DiGeorge syndrome but it is her dream to be a cheerleader. She has not let her disability stop her from anything
You decide who will be named Youth Athlete of the Year, featured in a 3BRAND ad in Sports Illustrated, and take home $25,000
She loves all the dancing and tumbling up on that stage where everyone can see her. Even though she has a disability she wants everyone including others who also have disabilities to see her and know if she can do this than so can they.
Her mother inspires her on and off the stage. Her mother was a cheerleader as a kid and she watches her mother and see how hard her mom pushes herself to do her best at anything that nothing is going to stop of stand in her way and now braelynn wants to do the same.
Everything she does from practices to completion days she works her hardest to get the routines perfect. What makes me so proud is even though she has to work harder because of her disability than most kids she never gives up.
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