BRITISH Paralympian Jo Butterfield feels back where she belongs after beating breast cancer and is targeting both the next Summer and Winter Games.The 46-year-old finished fifth alongside Jason Kean in the wheelchair curling mixed doubles on her Winter Paralympics debut at Milan-Cortina, an experience which has strengthened her resolve to make history.She remains a contender to become the first Briton to win gold at a Summer and Winter Paralympics after claiming the F51 club throw title at Rio 2016.

BRITISH Paralympian Jo Butterfield feels back where she belongs after beating breast cancer and is targeting both the next Summer and Winter Games.

The 46-year-old finished fifth alongside Jason Kean in the wheelchair curling mixed doubles on her Winter Paralympics debut at Milan-Cortina, an experience which has strengthened her resolve to make history.

She remains a contender to become the first Briton to win gold at a Summer and Winter Paralympics after claiming the F51 club throw title at Rio 2016.

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