The vaccinated Olympic champion was hospitalized with a covid: This is an alarm clock – PRAVDA.sk

Australian swimmer Madison Wilson was hospitalized in Italy with COVID-19.

Madison Wilson in the archive image.

The two-time Olympic champion in the 4 × 100 m freestyle relay had to resign from the weekend International Swimming League (ISL) race in Naples due to illness.

Twenty-seven-year-old Wilson ended up in the hospital, although she was fully vaccinated and adhered to strict covid protocols during the competitions.

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She hung a photo from a hospital bed on Instagram.

“I feel like I’m unlucky, but this is an alarm clock. COVID is a serious thing and when you get it, it can hit you hard. I’d be stupid if I didn’t say it scared me.

I’m taking time to rest and I’m sure I’ll be ready to return soon, “said a member of the LA Current team on the social network.

Wilson has the worst behind her and expects a full recovery. However, he is still undergoing several examinations at the hospital and will have some time to observe.

“Although I have two doses of the vaccine and I followed ISL precautions, the virus found me.

I have had a few crazy months and I think I was more prone to the disease due to physical and mental exhaustion, “the DPA quoted her as saying.

In addition to gold medals at 4 × 100 m v.sp. at the 2016 and 2020 Olympics, Wilson also won silver in Rio and bronze in Tokyo in the relays. She also has three world champion titles in her collection.