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Clinton Stanley, a swimmer with Down syndrome, is set to celebrate his 50th birthday while being honored with Australia’s Medal of the Order of Australia for his groundbreaking impact on disability swimming. With 79 world records and seven international appearances, he’s redefined limits — and raised nearly $7,000 for Dementia Australia after his father’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis. Behind his success is his mother, Sue Stanley, a global force who founded the Down Syndrome Down Under Swimming Organisation, led teams to world championships, and instilled in Clinton the values of humility and sportsmanship. Together, they prove that true champions aren’t defined by medals — but by the heart they bring to every race.

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