The covid-19 pandemic has caused distress to all. Its restrictions and danger have affected people in unimaginable ways, giving rise to several mental issues as well. Like all, star gymnast Suni Lee also fell victim to the effects of the lockdown that was imposed.

The famous gymnast had a tough time dealing with everything on her plate, as she recently revealed. In fact, she also had thoughts of quitting the sport. But, fighting through all adversities, she rose to the occasion and scripted history at Tokyo Olympics 2020.

Suni Lee wanted to quit

Like most people, Lee found it hard to accustom to the new normal. Notably, the pandemic forced athletes to change their training routines, further affecting their preparations. Gone were those days when they could practice going out in the open. By being restricted to video calls and home workouts, many athletes like Lee found it hard to focus. Recently, she opened up on the problems she faced during the pandemic.

Lee said, “Yes, the pandemic definitely messed with my mental health because I was taking my room. But I think there were definitely some upsides to it and some downsides.”

“Like I got to spend a lot more time with my family, which I didn’t ever really get to spend a lot of time with my family, I probably spent more time with my coach than I have with my family,” she added.

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Notably, while addressing the problems, Lee also revealed how she coped up with everything.

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Overcoming her problem

The pandemic, however, also made people realize the value of the rather small things in life that are often taken for granted. It helped change people’s perspectives about life. Certainly, a sense of unity and togetherness also helped all, despite the isolation forced upon society.

“But the one thing that I always told myself throughout the pandemic was like, I cannot control this, and I should not do anything. I should not feel some type of way just because like, it was out of my control. And everybody was going through the same thing,” Lee said.

“So like, I think that helped me knowing that everybody was going through the same thing. And it wasn’t just me,” said Lee.

Overcoming the toughest of challenges, Lee fetched three medals at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Truly, she is an inspiration for all.

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