U.S. skier thanks Chinese medical staff on Twitter when he was hospitalized and discharged from accident
American skier O’Brien took a group photo with Chinese medical staff (social platform)
Overseas Network, February 11. American alpine skier Nina O’Brien was accidentally injured in the women’s giant slalom competition on the 7th and was sent to Yanqing Hospital for treatment. When O’Brien was about to be discharged from the hospital on the 10th, he posted a farewell message on his personal social platform and thanked the medical staff in China.
O’Brien tweeted a photo of himself with Chinese medical staff. She said, “Goodbye Beijing! I’m a happy girl and I’m going home. Before I leave, I have to say thank you again. I’ve received so much support and help these days…although my Olympic dreams are It didn’t come true, but the dream is still there, keep going!”
O’Brien accidentally fell at the end of the race on the 7th and was diagnosed with an open comminuted fracture of the calf. She was rushed to Yanqing Hospital for emergency surgery. The day after the operation, she posted a thank you to the Chinese medical staff. “I want to say thank you to everyone who took care of me, especially those who rushed to my side at the finish line and the medical staff at Yanqing Hospital,” the text said. “I’m a little heartbroken, but I also feel a lot of love.”