Lindsey Vonn's Courageous Comeback: Skiing Passion Defies Injuries

U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn was discharged from an Italian hospital following a severe crash. Despite facing multiple surgeries, Vonn remains hopeful of a return to skiing. The 41-year-old had been aiming to become the oldest Alpine skiing medalist. Her recovery journey continues as she looks to future competitions.

Lindsey Vonn, the renowned U.S. skier and 2010 Olympic champion, has been discharged from an Italian hospital. Vonn, who endured a severe crash a week ago, halted her Olympic return. Now heading home, she remains resilient, even after undergoing her fourth surgery.

Hospitalized in Treviso, the 41-year-old Vonn expressed optimism about her recovery yet cautioned that it would be a lengthy process. Despite her challenges, she remains determined to return to the sport she loves.

Vonn suffered a complex tibial fracture during her race, with recovery expected to take months. Her resolve mirrors other athletes, drawing inspiration from Federica Brignone's recent triumphant return. Vonn congratulated Brignone and remains hopeful of achieving her goal.

(With inputs from agencies.)