Since the age of three，Chelsie Hill had dreamed of becoming a dancer.That dream nearly ended in 2010 when Chelsie was in a car accident，which put the 17-year-old girl in hospital for 51 days and left her paralyzed（癱瘓）.For most people，that would have destroyed any hope of a dancer.But for Chelsie，it was the beginning. "I want to prove to everyone，including myself，that I'm still normal， " she said， "whatever normal means. "
   Normal for her meant dancing，so Chelsie went on dancing in her wheelchair with her school teammates in her high school.Half of her body was taken away from her，so she had to move it with her hands.
   After graduation from high school，Chelsie invited some disabled people who were also fighting for the dancing dream to dance with her.In 2014，she formed her team which was called "Rollettes" and she believed nothing was impossible.In 2019，173 disabled dancers from ten countries attended a dance camp called the Rollettes Experience.Chelsie Hill helped the disabled dancers to know they could do many things.
   With the encouragement of Chelsie，more dancers became confident.Cheksie realized her childhood dream in the wheelchair.

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A Dancer in a Wheelchair—Chelsie Hill
When she was 17	She had a car accident but she still wanted to prove to everyone（1） including including herself，that she was still normal.
In her high school	She（2） went on went on dancing in her wheelchair with her school teammates.
In 2014	She formed her team and believed everything was（3） possible possible .
In 2019	173 disabled dancers from ten（4） countries countries attended the Rollettes Experience.
Her achievements	She（5） helped helped more dancers to become confident.