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Mother’s pride: Alison Rushgrove on her son, Ben

Ben Rushgrove
Ben Rushgrove

In the latest of the Olympic videos about mothers raising Olympians that The Times has brought to you in the run-up to the London Games, Alison Rushgrove, the mother of Ben, winner of a Paralympic silver medal at the 2008 Games despite running with a broken foot, talks about how she raised her son.

“My philosophy with Ben was, let him climb the climbing frame, let him climb the tree, get him on a bike, if he falls so what,” she says. “So I just allowed him find out what he could and couldn’t do for himself. He constantly surprised us by what he could do and I think that’s because we gave him the freedom, to flourish if you like.”

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