(PCM) Olympic gold-medalist skier Lindsey Vonn has suffered a tibial plateau fracture or shin bone fracture after losing her balance following an awkward ski jump in Austria. Sources also say that Vonn tore her cruciate and lateral ligaments.
Vonn was checked over by doctors for more than ten minutes before the decision was made to airlift her via helicopter to a nearby hospital for further evaluation. There has been no immediate update on Lindsey’s condition however there should be a statement released later this afternoon.
The accident occurred in Austria during the…Read full post
(PCM) The Olympic All-Around Gymnastics Gold Medalist celebrated her victory with fast food which she happened to admit to the wrong person. On NBC’s Tonight Show with Jay Leno, First Lady and healthy eating advocate said “You’re setting me back, Gabby,”. Gabby replied “Sorry!” after confessing to chowing down on a McDonalds’ breakfast sandwich after winning two gold medals at the just-ended London Olympics.
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