The “Dancing Olympian” is back at the games, but this time, instead of sliding feet first on a tiny sled down an icy track at 80 miles per hour, Kate Hansen is sitting in a booth for hours at a time, doing television commentating for the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
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Latter-day Saint Paralympian wins gold medal for New Zealand
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