Summary
Lindsey Vonn, an American Olympic skier, recently had surgery after injuring her leg during the 2026 Winter Olympics. She shared updates on social media, including an X-ray image showing medical hardware used to stabilize her fractured leg. Experts are concerned about her recovery and future in skiing, with some worried about the possibility of amputation.
Key Facts
- Lindsey Vonn had surgery after injuring her leg at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
- She shared that the surgery went well but managing pain has been difficult.
- Vonn posted an X-ray showing hardware in her leg to help heal a fractured tibia.
- A doctor noted her injury is complex and might require more surgeries.
- Another expert expressed concern about the risk of leg amputation.
- Vonn aims to leave the hospital soon, but her ability to continue skiing is uncertain.
- She has previously won three Olympic medals, including a gold in 2010.
