Alice Tai won gold and bronze medals at Rio Paralympics in 2016; 22-year-old was born with bilateral talipes and has been considering surgery for 10 years; Tai won seven gold medals at the IPC World Para-swimming Championships in London
British Paralympic swimming champion Alice Tai has had her right leg amputated below the knee due to increased pain in her foot.
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