Summary
Lindsey Vonn, a well-known skier, had a major crash during the women's downhill event at the 2026 Winter Olympics. She broke her leg severely and had to have several surgeries, with doctors worried about a possible amputation. Vonn shared that her recent surgery went well but managing the pain is challenging.
Key Facts
- Lindsey Vonn got injured in a crash at the 2026 Winter Olympics during the women's downhill event.
- She suffered a tibia fracture, a break in the main bone of the lower leg, which required several surgeries.
- Vonn updated that her latest surgery took over six hours and mentioned difficulties with pain management.
- She is still in the hospital but hopes to leave soon.
- Vonn has participated in five Olympics and won three Olympic medals in her career.
- Some people criticized her for competing despite having a torn ACL earlier.
- Vonn’s sister defended her, saying Lindsey is strong and determined.
- Doctors are concerned that Vonn's injury could lead to amputation if it doesn't heal properly.
