Can’t? Don’t say that to Paralympic archer Shaun Anderson

PARIS — There’s one thing you shouldn’t say to South African archer Shaun Anderson, who has competed at three Paralympics after two life-altering incidents. “I don’t believe in the word ‘Can’t,’ don’t say that word around me,” Anderson says. “I knew if they got behind me, the personality I’ve got would just force me to shoot better,” he says. “I’m very outspoken about PTSD.” Anderson started suffering post-traumatic stress disorder following the boat accident off the coast of Natal in southern South Africa.