11K views · 210 reactions | It's been 25 years since the Sydney 2000 Paralympics, and Louise Sauvage remembers it well.  There was a lot of expectation on the wheelchair racer, who describes coming out into the stadium in front of a home crowd as mind-blowing, and a massive turning point in Paralympic history.  Keep up with all the latest sport news and analysis on the ABC listen app: ab.co/ABCListenApp | ABC Sport | Facebook

We recognize and celebrate the International Day of People with Disability. ❓🇦🇺 What were some of your favourite memories from the 2000 Sydney Paralympic Games? | ABC Sport

Barry and Judith Weston were newlyweds when they saw an advertisement in a newspaper calling for volunteers for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Sydney at the time, and thought it would be fun; little did they realise they would be part of a life-changing event. "It was an amazing, amazing experience," Mrs Weston remembers. "Every day was a happy day." The Westons, who now live in Forest Lake south-west of Brisbane, were two of a 43,000-strong team, officially labelled 'Games Force', and dubbed he