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Suni Lee JUST REVEALED How She Survived Her TERRIBLE Illness!
Well, the fact that she’s back competing and appears to be getting better everyday health-wise is enough to make fans happy. After all, it came as a shock when Sunisa Lee announced last year that she would be ending her collegiate artistic gymnastics career due to health issues related to her kidneys.
As you most probably know, #Sunilee has captivated #gymnastics fans worldwide since her remarkable performance at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. Having started young with a boundless passion for the sport, it’s no wonder that she’s now at the top of her career.
She started her gymnastics with #simonebiles journey at her home in Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA. As a lively child, she was always moving and tumbling around, which led her father to build a wooden balance beam in the backyard to help her focus her energy. At six, she began her formal gymnastics training at Midwest Gymnastics Centre in Little Canada, Minnesota.
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