In this powerful first part of a two-episode special, Jack talks with four-time Paralympian and world champion sprinter Jarryd Wallace to explore the incredible journey that shaped his identity far beyond the track.Before he was a decorated Paralympian, Jarryd was a standout high school distance runner with a scholarship to the University of Georgia. But at 18, a diagnosis of compartment syndrome led to a devastating medical complication—and, ultimately, the amputation of his leg. In this deeply personal episode, Jarryd opens up about:The years-long battle with pain, uncertainty, and identity lossHis raw struggles with faith, purpose, and mental healthThe pivotal moment that led him from bitterness to breakthroughHow he came to see amputation not as loss but as a second chance at lifeJarryd’s story is one of resilience, spiritual growth, and discovering strength in surrender. Tune in to hear how a young athlete faced unimaginable obstacles—and found a renewed vision for life, purpose, and elite performance.Stay tuned for Part 2, where Jarryd shares how he turned his new reality into a record-breaking career on the world stage.Learn more at www.jackwwilliams.com/podcast

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