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Mikhaila Rutherford

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in 1986. As a result of the disaster, Rutherford was born premature and missing limbs. Due to her disability, her parents put her up for adoption where she was taken in by an American woman at the age of four. She began swimming at the age of eight and competed in swimming competitions in high
356: 355:, Rutherford was invited to compete with Team USA's National Swim Team. She qualified for the 2002 IPC World Championships where she set a new world mark in the S10 Women's 100 backstroke. Rutherford later beat her old world record for the 683: 643: 638: 663: 653: 658: 633: 678: 673: 688: 648: 668: 211: 190: 169: 148: 603: 467: 628: 219: 445: 367: 71: 339: 623: 360: 323: 205: 184: 163: 142: 618: 371: 570: 76: 493: 416: 352: 99: 53: 363:, winning gold in the making. She finished the competition with three gold medals and one silver. 64: 545: 391: 126: 518: 322:
is an American former paralympic swimmer. She won three gold medals and one silver at the
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After graduating from high school in 2006, Rutherford accepted a placement at
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Rutherford was born in a small Russian village around 30 kilometers from
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United States
Paralympic swimming
radiation exposure
Disability class
S10
Paralympic swimming
United States
Paralympic Games
2004 Athens
100m backstroke S10
2004 Athens
200m individual medley SM10
2004 Athens
4x100m medley relay 34pts
2004 Athens
100m breaststroke SB8
World Championships
2004 Summer Paralympics
Chernobyl
nuclear disaster
Alameda High School
Women's 100 metre backstroke S10
2004 Summer Paralympics
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
biomedical engineering
"MIKHAILA RUTHERFORD"
"Girl disfigured by Chernoby now Paralympic swimmer"
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