Zane, who is the winner of the World Deaf Swimming Championships, spends Sunday mornings on TV with her family, watching “Superbingo” together.
Sister Anna, with whom she communicates in sign language, is a great support to Zane on a daily basis.
The sister reveals that Zane has had the clearest success, because she has bought lottery tickets only five times. Laughing, Anna says that the car was obtained for just nine euros. Zane has told her sister that the lucky numbers have hit her mind while taking a shower.
“We saw on the TV the lottery numbers that matched her, we were very happy. Then the next day they called Superbingo and said that we had won the opportunity to participate,” says Anna.
Zane settled rights two years ago. No additional steps are required to adapt the ride to deaf people.
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