Rebounding, to race again
Matt Miller, training for a triathlon, had broken every bone in his face and suffered brain injury on Nov. 2, when he lost control of his bike and smashed, face-first, into a car going 40 miles an hour. He was determined to resume his life where he'd left off - even completing his fall semester as a junior at the University of Virginia. »Read story
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