WATCH: Boy With Cerebral Palsy Competes In New England Triathlon Thanks To Older Brother

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Over the weekend, brothers Cayden and Connor Long joined hundreds of other children as they competed in the first annual New England Kids Triathlon in Cambridge, Mass., Examiner.com reports.

The boys did not win the event -- they didn't even come close. But that didn't stop them from winning hearts across the Internet.

Read the rest of the story on The Huffington Post.

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