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Newest Review: ... but for anyone who doesn't know him it's an interesting account of his journey over the last 30 years to where he is now: ... more

 ... Dynamo. His journey has been tough to begin with. Suffering from Chrohns disease he has spent most of his life troubled with at times a crippling and painful illness, but he has battled through it and sought inspiration from his peers, but most importantly of all, his grandfather. The relationship he describes with his grandfather, who has since sadly passed away, shows what a loyal and genuinely lovely guy he is. He can see through how people at school portray him since he has found fame. Being horrendously bullied at ...more

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Nothing is Impossible - Dynamo: Nothing is Impossible (1086 words)
by - written on 08/01/13, updated on  08/01/13 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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About two years ago my dad rang me up and said 'have you heard of this Dynamo?', I hadn't so didn't have a clue what he was on about, but as soon as he said the name Steven Frayne I knew exactly who he meant. Growing up in Bradford until I was 12, I was educated at the local Middle School which was okay. It had a few rough kids but other than that it was okay. The high school was a different matter though and before I had the opportunity to sample their curriculum my mum and step dad moved me to quite an affluent area of Leeds. That was the last I saw of most of my classmates and friends and so my dad mentioning Steven Frayne was a blast from the past. Steven had made it  Read the complete review