Ultrarunner Stephanie Case speaks to BBC Sport about becoming the first women to run 100 miles in Antarctica, saying that she wanted to prove to every mother in the world that 'motherhood is not the finish line' and that they can 'go out and do big adventures and dream big.'
'I wanted to prove that motherhood is not the finish line' - ultrarunner Stephanie Case
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