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“If you come up this weekend<\/strong>, you can see my first competition of the new season.”<\/em><\/p>\n

“I wouldn’t dream of missing it crazy legs.”<\/em><\/p>\n

Truer words haven’t been spoken. I would travel halfway around the world to see her. Cheer competition has been a part of my Brother’s family’s life for almost a decade. Sports do so many wonderful things for children, and to watch my niece grown and learn from her years of Cheer has been such a rewarding and amazing experience.
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After taking 1st place again<\/strong> in this last weekend’s comp, and also being a sophomore High School, I asked her if she was planning of trying out as a cheerleader in high school, and giving up Cheer.<\/p>\n

“I don’t know, but probably not….”<\/em><\/p>\n

I was somewhat confused by this statement until her little brother told me that crazy legs volunteers to help teach the Cheer class of disabled young girls at her local gym.<\/p>\n

She doesn’t want to leave doing something that is so rewarding for her, but of course doesn’t tell me that.
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I just smile and film her in her award winning performance, my heart bursting with pride, and love.<\/p>\n\n\n

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