Eliminated in her debut at Paris 2024, Nathalie Moellhausen fell ill and was rushed to hospital before the duel. After medical treatment, she returned, but ended up losing to the Canadian and being eliminated.
While fencing the brazilian athlete Nathalie Moellhausen she fell ill and had to interrupt the women’s singles match against the Canadian Ruien Xiao16 years old. After medical treatment, she returned, but ended up losing to the Canadian and being eliminated.
Nathalie Moellhausen was hospitalized until Friday (27) and recently discovered a tumor in her coccyx. But even with surgery scheduled for the next few days, she was cleared to compete and was discharged.
During the duel, Brazilian fencer Nathalie Moellhausen fell ill and had to be treated. She completed the duel, but was eliminated by Canadian Ruien Xiao. Out, Nathalie! #OlympidasNoGe#Paris2024pic.twitter.com/S0JG4Pvn3S
—ge (@geglobo) July 27, 2024
Internet users praise the determination of the Brazilian athlete
On social media, Nathalie was widely praised for her determination. “She was a warrior, she felt sick, she fainted, she got up and fought again with all the strength she had!” said one person. “She was victorious, she fought as hard as she could,” said another. “Very warrior. Even though she felt sick, she persevered! I think that’s the Olympic spirit,” reacted another.
The increase occurred in the same week as this controversy. Read Nathalie’s official note:
“Nathalie will finally make her fencing debut tomorrow at the Grand Palais, after a strange twist of fate, which made her recent Olympic journey difficult, given a serious health problem, which required emergency hospitalization, from which she was discharged just this week…
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