“She Couldn’t Run”: Lindsey Vonn Narrates Mother’s Horrifying Incident That Put a Pause on Her Life
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Lindsey Vonn does not feel all rosy while reminiscing about her mother. While Vonn has thrilled herself scouring through valleys, peaks, and lakes, her mom could not do the same. And well, the reason apparently, was Vonn herself! As shocking as it might sound, it is true as the words came out of the legendary skier’s mouth. The 39-year-old alpine ski racer recalled an incident that made her full of guilt about her mother.
However, the feeling was, in a way, a constant source of motivation for Vonn. It was because of this guilt that Vonn never settled for less and went on to become an icon in the skiing community. So what is this guilt all about? Here’s a closer look at the same.
Lindsey Vonn opens up about her feelings towards Lindy Lund
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Linda Lindy Anne Lund was a proud mother. After all, her beloved daughter was an Olympic gold medalist in alpine skiing. Unfortunately, although there was no love lost from Vonn’s end, she had a somber feeling towards Lund. Opening up to Curtis Stone in an episode of Getting Grilled with Curtis Stone, Lindsey Vonn shocked the world with her revelation of guilt.
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Speaking on the subject, the alpine skier commented, “My mom had a stroke when she had me and she was permanently disabled… And she couldn’t run, she couldn’t ever ski with me, she couldn’t ride a bike, and so in my mind, I’m sitting here thinking I’m doing what I love to do.” Well, while it is said that mothers make unspeakable sacrifices for their children, the instance narrated by Vonn was a stark reminder of the same.
Vonn further elaborated that such an occurrence made her feel utterly guilty for her mother. On the contrary, the 39-year-old also stated that the guilt made her strongly believe that she needed to prosper in life to make her mother’s sacrifice worthwhile. Doubling down on her thoughts, the skiing legend termed her mother as an “inspiration”, while also mentioning about her “obligation” to be the best version of herself. After the demise of her mother, Vonn penned down a heartwarming note for her.
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Lindsey Vonn paid a heartfelt tribute to her mother
Linda Lindy Anne Lund passed away after her long battle with ALS in August 2022. As the condolences came thick and fast, Lindsey Vonn took the opportunity to extend her tribute to her mom. Taking to her Instagram, Vonn wrote, “I am so grateful for every moment I had with her, but I am also thankful that she is no longer suffering and in peace. She was a shining light that will never fade, and I will forever be inspired by her.”
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Speaking with Stone, the alpine star circled back to the mournful day and stated that her mother’s absence haunts her to this day. Nonetheless, as truly pointed out by Lindsey Vonn, Linda Lund will be a shining example of strength and resilience, who did not shy away from her motherly duties even after being disabled during childbirth.
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Edited by:
Suman Varandani