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Caroline Andersson woke from five-day coma after World Championships crash, hopes to return to cycling

Four brain hemorrhages, two facial fractures, a broken collarbone and a broken pelvis. Caroline Andersson has a long road to recovery after a devastating crash at the World Championships. She plans to return to cycling. “I’m prepared to take the risks that come with it - you can’t ride around being afraid,” she says.

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  3. CultureHöstlovspysselAutumn-break crafts

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