Inside Escape To The Country 星／主役にする Steve Brown's life - from 悲劇の 事故 to heartbreaking 分裂（する） and captaining 広大な／多数の／重要な Britain at the London 2012 Paralympics
Steve Brown has been a familiar 直面する on Escape To The Country ever since he 現在のd the show for the first time in 2017.?
That move （機の）カム after he had been a 正規の／正選手 on Countryfile, a 役割 he said was の近くに to his dream ambitions while at school to become a 野性生物 presenter.?
Before going into 現在のing, Steve, 42, captained 広大な／多数の／重要な Britain during the Paralympics at London 2012 and has become an important 外交官／大使 for 車椅子 sport.?
So which sport has Steve competed in??
Read on below for everything you need to know about Escape To The Country presenter Steve Brown.??
Steve Brown has been a familiar 直面する on TV 審査するs in 最近の years, 現在のing both Countryfile and Escape To The Country
Before going into 現在のing, Steve, 42, captained 広大な／多数の／重要な Britain during the Paralympics at London 2012 and has become an important 外交官／大使 for 車椅子 sport
の近くに family 関係?
Born and raised in Sittingbourne, Kent, Steve has 以前 明らかにする／漏らすd how is very の近くに to his family, 特に his two brothers.?
An uncle to two boys, he frequently spends time together with them and his brothers.
Speaking to The 表明する about their 関係, he said: 'Me and my brothers are very の近くに. I know that everyone has different family 体制／機構s. I'm very happy and lucky with what I've got. I don't take it for 認めるd - my family are all very の近くに.
'We go as a family to the beach or wherever. They'll 得る，とらえる my 議長，司会を務める and pull me across the 石／投石するs and that sort of thing.?
He continued by 説 that the tight 社債 between the 禁止（する）d of brothers means they are 極端に helpful in 補助装置ing him.?
Steve 追加するd: 'And what is 広大な／多数の／重要な is because we are の近くに and they help me やめる a lot, they know where my 制限s are.'
Was Steve Brown born with a disability?
Steve was not born in a 車椅子, but 苦しむd an 事故 in 2005, when 老年の 23 that left him paralysed.?
The 出来事/事件 occurred when he was working abroad for a holiday company at the time, as he tripped and fell from a first 床に打ち倒す balcony.
開始 up about the 出来事/事件 以前, Steve explained: 'So when my 団体／死体 stopped my 長，率いる went 支援する over my shoulders, like a 厳しい whiplash.'
'It snapped my neck, dislocating the C7 [one of the cervical vertebra, below the skull] and trapping my spinal cord.'?
Steve was not born in a 車椅子, but 苦しむd an 事故 in 2005, when 老年の 23 that left him paralysed. (Pictured second from left)
He is now a 井戸／弁護士席-known 直面する on Escape To The Country, which he has featured on for の近くに to a １０年間
Before the 事故, Steve was a keen sportsman, often playing football and cricket, 同様に as taking part in cross-country running events while still at school.
Competing for Team GB at London 2012
As a keen sportsman 事前の to his 事故, Steve 辞退するd to let his 事故 derail his 冒険的な ambitions.?
Three years after his 事故, in 2007, he joined Britain's 車椅子 rugby team winning gold at that year's IWRF 選手権s.?
After 存在 made captain of the 国家の 味方する, he led them to a fifth-placed finish at the London 2012 Paralympics.
After retiring from professionally playing 車椅子 rugby に引き続いて the team's successful Paralympics （選挙などの）運動をする, Steve made another career change, moving into? television 現在のing 役割s.?
同様に as covering Game Changers on Sky Sports, he has 現在のd ITV's ニュース報道 of the BT World 車椅子 Rugby Challenge and was a BBC commentator for the Invictus Games in 2014, 2016 and 2017.
Steve then 伸び（る）d その上の 承認 on the nation's 審査するs after moving to Countryfile in 2017.?
He said that an 影響（力） in his 決定／判定勝ち（する） to （問題を）取り上げる this 役割 was because of his schoolboy ambitions to become a 野性生物 presenter.?
He is now a 井戸／弁護士席-known 直面する on Escape To The Country, which he has featured on for の近くに to a １０年間, 説 of his 旅行 'it is 価値（がある） every flat tyre, every muddy 始める，決める of 手渡すs, every wet （競技場の）トラック一周
'I want to be 裁判官d on my 業績／成果. I'm hoping people will see it's about ability, not disability.'
Three years after his 事故, in 2007, he joined Britain's 車椅子 rugby team winning gold at that year 's IWRF 選手権s
