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$Olympic Crash and Immediate Recovery Lindsey Vonn, the American ski legend, has returned to the United States following four surgeries on her left leg. She suffered a complex tibia fracture after crashing 13 seconds into her downhill run at the Cortina Winter Olympics on 8 February. The 41-year-old skier was airlifted to a hospital in Treviso, Italy, where doctors treated her injuries. She was discharged last Sunday and flew home for further medical care. “I haven’t stood on my feet in over a week,” Vonn wrote on X. “Being back home feels amazing, even though I’m still unable to stand. Huge thanks to everyone in Italy for taking care of me.” A Career of Courage and Comebacks Vonn was the Olympic downhill champion in 2010 and retired in 2019 as the most decorated female skier in history. Despite multiple serious leg injuries, she returned to competitive skiing in 2024 after a partial right knee replacement. Since her comeback, she achieved eight World Cup podiums, including two golds, and was seen as a strong medal contender for her fifth and final Olympics. Even after rupturing her ACL in Switzerland during the last World Cup race before the Games, she remained determined to compete in Cortina. Reflecting on the Risk In an Instagram post, Vonn shared her thoughts on the crash. She admitted she knew the dangers when she stepped onto the course. “Every skier in that starting gate accepted the same risk,” she said. “I chose to push my limits rather than have regrets later. I would rather risk crashing while giving my all than hold back.” Vonn added that she felt physically stronger at that moment than in much of her past skiing career. She looks forward to standing on the top of a mountain again, reflecting on the challenges and rewards of her journey. Future Recovery and Determination Although her current recovery keeps her off her feet, Vonn remains optimistic. Further surgeries in the US are planned to ensure full healing. Fans around the world are cheering her determination and resilience, inspired by her willingness to take risks for the sport she loves.$

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