The only limitations are the ones you set yourself…
Liv now 18, talks about being diagnosed at 14 with bone cancer and how she had to have a leg amputation. Liv speaks about how she got into swimming competitively after going to Teenage Cancer Trust’s Find Your Sense of Tumour conference and saw Paralympic swimmer Giles Long MBE’s talk which inspired her to get into the pool more.
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