Jamoi Anderson

Jamoi Anderson

Jamoi has always been into sports and even after a pretty big bump in the road, he continued to stay active. In 2009 his left leg was amputated after he was in a coma for 26 days. Since then he has made his way back into sport; continuing his skills in able-body sports and then making the Canadian Paralympic Team in 2012. If he is not playing a sport or spending time with family, he is usually trying to get better in one way or another.

We all have obstacles to overcome and oftentimes they can knock us over. It's ok to get knocked down though, just don't be down there too long, we have things to accomplish. LIVEstrong LIVEbold and always LIVEable.

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Sports: Sitting Volleyball Ambassador, Wheelchair Basketball Ambassador

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