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Manchester Paralympian On A Mission To Achieve Gold For GB!

Support our heroes in digital mosaic world record attempt!

Carly Tait
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Inspired after attending the closing ceremony of the 2012 London Paralympics, 31-year old Carly Tait set a personal goal of competing at the 2016 Paralympics in Rio. The Wythenshawe native, who has cerebral palsy, achieved that goal and has since been granted paid-leave from her marketing job at the Co-op to train before London 2017.

Join the #supportourheroes mosaic and upload your image of support coop.co.uk/supportourheroes.

Carly's employers are now rallying behind the paralympian and aim to smash the previous record of 126,460 selfies for a digital mosaic. The Co-op are calling on everyone to send in their selfies and leave messages of support for Britain's athletes in the lead up to the Summer championships.

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Double T34 European silver medallist and Co-op ambassador Carly Tait commented: “Our successes on the track or in the field are in no small part down to the continued support of the Great British public. This digital mosaic is a fantastic way to display that support as we aim to represent our country at this Summer’s World Para Athletics Championships. And of course, hopefully break a new world record in the process.”

Already, the digital mosaic includes multiple global medallist Richard Whitehead, as well as Tait herself and fellow European medallist Sam Ruddock.

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Join in, show your support and help break a new World Record. Please visit https://www.coop.co.uk/supportourheroes to upload your images and messages of support to the page.

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