In his darkest moments, Yamato Aoki thought about giving up on life, but now he is an entrepreneur and an Alpine skier who made his Paralympic debut at the Beijing Games.In the men's giant slalom standing event on Thursday, Aoki placed 30th. He has one event remaining, the men's slalom, to be contested on Sunday.Even if he leaves China with no medals to show for his efforts, having para skiing alongside another career has given him more reason to get out of bed -- and he considers that a big win."I am truly enjoying this dual career," Aoki, 28, said.In 2014, when Aoki was a college student …READ FULL ARTICLE
