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When science graduate Eleanor Beidatsch set her sights on a career in Palaeontology, there were some immediate questions raised. Eleanor, living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1, has never had the use of her legs and has limited use of her arms. But after a chance encounter with a dinosaur expert some years ago, Eleanor found her dream was finally attainable.
When science graduate Eleanor Beidatsch set her sights on a career in Palaeontology, there were some immediate questions raised. Eleanor, living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1, has never had the use of her legs and has limited use of her arms. But after a chance encounter with a dinosaur expert some years ago, Eleanor found her dream was finally attainable.
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