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How the Tennis-Fauteuil Revived the Course of the Life of Cleo Ginterdaele, Amputee of the Left Leg

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Amputee of the left leg in 2015, the 14-year-old Nordiste, Cléo Ginterdaele, recovered from a terrible accident thanks to the tennis-fauteuil and already has a title of French junior champion.
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How the Tennis-Fauteuil Revived the Course of the Life of Cleo Ginterdaele, Amputee of the Left Leg

Amputee of the left leg in 2015, the 14-year-old Nordiste, Cléo Ginterdaele, recovered from a terrible accident thanks to the tennis-fauteuil and already has a title of French junior champion.

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Tuesday, December 16, 2025.
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