This golfer nearly died after being hit by a drunken driver. Now she’s won her first pro title
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In the shadow of the 18th green at the Manitoba Women's Open, Janelle Schramm stood victorious on Sunday afternoon, holding a trophy that represented so much more than just a game. It was a moment of triumph for an athlete who had been given little chance to succeed, and whose journey to this point was far from ordinary.
Less than two years ago, at the height of her golfing career, Schramm faced one of life's darkest moments when she was hit by a drunken driver while walking home in Winnipeg. The accident left her with significant injuries, including a brain injury that required extensive reh…
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