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Going completely deaf, Leland Melvin beat the odds to become first NFL player to fly in space - Face2Face Africa

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Some people know what career paths they want right from the onset while others discover their passion later in their lives. The bottom line is no one should leave this earth without ever having to fully fulfill what they are put on earth for. That is the mantra former NFL player and NASA astronaut Leland...

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