@@LaurieSuppleOfficial the dispute is against Jordan Chiles for the individual floor event, and even then some committees agree that they should share the bronze
@@swagmonee5699Yep, both the Romanian and American committees had agreed that all three gymnasts should just get the Bronze due to all the trouble that happened with judging. FIG just rejected it and IOC went along with it… (to completely strip the medal entirely from her, to return it). Thankfully, now the USAG and USOPC are fighting back against FIG and the courts related to the decision.. What an absolute mess for all three gymnasts involved and it’s just awful for their mental health.. 🤦🏽♀️
Touché. NOTHING can be taken away from her, because she deserved it. Worked all the way around it, long before one year prior towards training for this year's Olympics that already is said and over with. Battling a rare kidney disease while being under a microscope WHILE training while being able to,is a whole other league. Suni knows how she did it, overcame her fear of battling her own battles,and being able to remember that important part of Olympic history. Way to go,Suni! 👍😃✌️✌️
“sometimes you don’t think you’re even capable of winning anymore” as someone that developed a chronic ailment as a kid, i felt so seen by that. my disease absolutely wrecked my self confidence and i’ve been gaining it back little by little now that i’m older, (older than i was back then, but i’m still not even in my twenties yet) but that’s really how it feels. the sickness overtakes everything and steals the things you enjoy and hope you had for the future from you, until you wonder if it’s worth trying anymore. it’s so difficult to get back up again, to keep trying sometimes. it feels like you’re no longer capable of succeeding, like that has been robbed from you.
@@KateLate____ i feel that. some days it just feels like there isn’t a point because every time you get better, there’s another low waiting just around the corner. especially because i know i will never get better, it can only get worse. though i do think it has made me more resilient, empathetic and driven (last one seems a bit paradoxical, i know.) as you said, i’m sick of being sick, it’s exhausting to always be exhausted, of having my 100% on any give day never actually equal 100. you’re not alone, even though it feels like it. i believe in you
@@averagetomfoolery I think the important point is I'm not dying any time soon, and I want to have the fullest life possible. That's not climbing a mountain, but it's still having work and friends and hobbies and keeping moving. A acquaintance from a previous job, i have been following on linkedin. She has stage 4 cancer. Somehow she's pushing through pain to run her business, raise her child, and stay fit. I can't comprehend how she does it. She's in a worse situation than me, but can do more than me. I think it's because she's already in pain, and pushing doesn't bring more pain. Whereas pushing always brings me pain. In fact I had 4 muscles tears, sprains and strains last year, all from listening to people who pushed me. All of them reduced my walking speed and endurance. I'm talking like I couldn't walk more than a few blocks for a few months. That was hugely impactful in my life, both the pain and the limitation. I used to love this "push on" mindset and I feel like a loser for having to let it go, and I still wonder if I've made the right decision. I guess that's why I got hurt 😂
@@KateLate____ i get that, and i agree. for me, i developed an autoimmune disease as a kid and neither my parents nor the doctors believed me when i said i was in pain, it took over half a decade after i started raising concerns before i got any answers, and they’re not conclusive because my disease has gone into remission. (an autoimmune disease is when your immune system attacks your own cells, so my body is essentially permanently scarred from the inside out and the damage has affected my skeletal structure and joints irreparably.) i don’t remember what it feels like not to be in pain, i don’t even know if there was ever a time i wasn’t. i don’t think so, if i’m being honest, the signs have been there since i was a toddler, i think i only noticed when i did because i suddenly got worse. think of it like the whole boiling frog thing, if you’ve always been in pain and it just slowly increases, that’s your normal and so it doesn’t ring any alarm bells until the “temperature”, in this case pain, increases too quickly. i let my disease stop me for a very long time, but not anymore. it took my childhood, i won’t give it my future, too. i still struggle to feel motivated, to feel like there’s a point, but taking back the things it took from me has definitely helped. i missed so much school because of my disease, but now i’m studying science at one of the best schools in my city. seeing that i can not only keep up despite having had less opportunities than my peers, but even excel and get really good grades has definitely helped. i think my experience has made me more well rounded and capable of handling adversity. it has taken a lot from me, but how i have learned to deal with it has given me a lot, too. i don’t think i’d like the version of myself that never got sick as much, the experience has been so fundamental in my development that i wouldn’t view the world the way i do without it. when i was unable to leave my bed due to how sick i was, i missed the feeling of the wind and sun against my skin; that feeling of something akin hugged that comes with sun-rays hitting your face, especially in winter. those are things i now appreciate in a way i didn’t before. i loved those before i got sick, sure, but i took them for granted. i think i appreciate things most other teens and even adults wouldn’t, you can’t miss something you’ve always had. for me, i do want to see the world, i want to travel because i know that option will likely not be there for me one day. i decided some time ago to live the life i had always felt my disease stole from me, to prove to myself that i am more than what it took and that i don’t need to settle for what is easy or live within my means. that i still get to dream, it can’t take that from me. in fact, i would say being in a position where i felt as though i couldn’t has made me determined to do so much more than i likely would’ve otherwise. i have my lows, of course, but i don’t wallow in them. they have their time and place, but so do the moments of acceptance and perseverance. i don’t always need to push on, i have to let myself grieve and rest when i need to, but i also don’t need to punish myself further by only grieving. i can move at my own pace, whatever that is at the moment, as long as i move eventually.
As a fellow with an uncurable kidney disease at stage 5 and doing dialysis, I hope the best for Suni. My life changed bcs of this, now I cant play sports and do everyday tasks, it even made my mental health unstable...
I love Suni! I, too, woke up swollen all over my body one day and went to urgent care. They said it was an allergic reaction. Gave me some steroids to help get my weight down, as everything was just water weight. My weight went back to normal. A couple of weeks later, i again woke up to a swollen body, but have gained even more weight. Within the span of a couple of days, i went from 125 to 160! Finally went and got some testing done and even got a biopsy done and after two months, i was diagnosed with a kidney disease. During the time i was swollen and was waiting for results, i took medication to help me urinate as it was difficult and output was little. As ive said before, everything was water weight. My blood pressure was high. I was miserable and wanted to die. Thankfully, we caught it early and medication helped. I did stop taking medication due to me being unknowingly pregnant with my third child and my symptoms magically went away(as i couldnt take any meds while pregnant). I praise God and the doctors for this. Suni is such an inspiration and such a hard worker! My entire body was in pain from the extra weight. So i can imagine a gymast having a hard time. And maybe im biased too but we're the same ethnicity! Go Suni Lee! ❤️❤️❤️
She’s a true inspiration ❤ love all these ladies on the us team and all the collegiate gymnasts that bring life and beauty to the sport I love! Thank you for all each and every one of you do to help us realize what we’re capable of when we put our mind body and spirit into something. You ladies are heroes
everyone was saying this was simone’s comeback tour but it was suni’s as well and i couldn’t be more proud of both of them for representing our country so well
She wasn’t able to train because of how sick she was ie. She was swollen, weak, dizzy, nauseous and throwing up all the time, not because she gained weight.
Wow I never knew this. Huge props to Suni for pushing through and accomplishing so much!! I was a ballerina and just got my first professional role at 17 and never got to perform and 10 years later I’m now completely bed bound relying on tubes and pumps to keep me alive. Getting diagnosed with any chronic/terminal illness is so unexpected and I wish her all the best! 🙏🏻 ❤
I have a similar medical issue going on, not sure if the cause is the same, but the symptoms are very similar -- I'm swelling & retaining water all over my body, lots of it -- & I just have to say, knowing kind of how she probably felt/feels, it is AMAZING that she is competing in the Olympics after that. I feel like the living dead, I can barely do normal tasks. I can't believe she's doing something this hard with those symptoms. God bless her. She's the winner in my mind. ❤🎉
As someone who competed in the Beijing Olympic trials, and career ended due to severe kidney disease and lupus, this really hits home. I gained and lost 100lbs due to severe kidney and liver issues after having my son in 2020 and after years of being sick went to Puerto Rico to play professionally last summer after not playing for a decade. I’m so proud of her I’m in tears 🙏🏽
I’m so glad she was able to be well enough to compete. I need to stress that the issue wasn’t her weight, but the kidney disease. Though undisclosed, rapid weight gain in the setting of kidney disease is almost always edema. And more importantly, buildup of urea and inability to clear electrolytes like potassium which can be life threatening. The dietary restrictions are difficult for anyone (protein and electrolyte restrictions) let alone an elite athlete
I definitely understood her thought in never being able to win anymore. She’s such a Great gymnast and I’m so happy she won!!! I too live with that thought daily and will be admitting myself to the hospital once I get back from a different state as I DESPERATELY NEED mental health care & at this point idc if I am broke achieving it. I live with metal rods in my spine that go from my neck down to my hips and am dealing with severe chronic pain every second of everyday. Dealing with sickness or pain makes life so hard. You stop seeing the little things that make life so beautiful because you’re constantly in a very depressed mental state over your problems, and are just living in survival mode- getting to the next day or even the next hour, struggling to find a reason to continue on. Life becomes almost grey and it becomes impossible to to see blessings that could literally slap you in your face. Living with severe pain like I do makes life worth unliving. I want to get back to being happy, blessed, apart of life etc so admitting myself is the best step to take currently.
She definitely deserved the win
AMEN! GOD hates the sin, not the sinner! 🙏🏾✝️ Please do not use THE LORD’S NAME in vain! Don’t call people fools! AMEN! 🙏🏾✝️
@@aiden_jaison who sinned, an who used the lord's name In vein?😅
@@aiden_jaisonwhat the hell did she do? U crazy?
@@aiden_jaison💀
@@aiden_jaison wtf💀💀
She’s an inspiration for everyone in South Saint Paul and I hope she continues to be successful.
AMEN! GOD hates the sin, not the sinner! 🙏🏾✝️ Please do not use THE LORD’S NAME in vain! Don’t call people fools! AMEN! 🙏🏾✝️
My uncle lives there that’s pretty
Coll
MINNESOTA MENTIONED RAHHH
@aiden_jaison take your religious shit out of here
@@aiden_jaisonwhat-
She has that all around gold in 2021 and the all around bronze in 2024 and that can never be taken away. Amazing career and very talented gymnast.
Well I guess the bronze can be taken away actually
@@LaurieSuppleOfficial the dispute is against Jordan Chiles for the individual floor event, and even then some committees agree that they should share the bronze
@@swagmonee5699Yep, both the Romanian and American committees had agreed that all three gymnasts should just get the Bronze due to all the trouble that happened with judging. FIG just rejected it and IOC went along with it… (to completely strip the medal entirely from her, to return it). Thankfully, now the USAG and USOPC are fighting back against FIG and the courts related to the decision.. What an absolute mess for all three gymnasts involved and it’s just awful for their mental health.. 🤦🏽♀️
Touché. NOTHING can be taken away from her, because she deserved it. Worked all the way around it, long before one year prior towards training for this year's Olympics that already is said and over with.
Battling a rare kidney disease while being under a microscope WHILE training while being able to,is a whole other league.
Suni knows how she did it, overcame her fear of battling her own battles,and being able to remember that important part of Olympic history.
Way to go,Suni! 👍😃✌️✌️
I thought you couldn’t go to Olympics if you did college .. or am I just crazy
“sometimes you don’t think you’re even capable of winning anymore” as someone that developed a chronic ailment as a kid, i felt so seen by that. my disease absolutely wrecked my self confidence and i’ve been gaining it back little by little now that i’m older, (older than i was back then, but i’m still not even in my twenties yet) but that’s really how it feels. the sickness overtakes everything and steals the things you enjoy and hope you had for the future from you, until you wonder if it’s worth trying anymore. it’s so difficult to get back up again, to keep trying sometimes. it feels like you’re no longer capable of succeeding, like that has been robbed from you.
You made me cry. I feel sorry for us. I'm sick of being sick.
@@KateLate____ i feel that. some days it just feels like there isn’t a point because every time you get better, there’s another low waiting just around the corner. especially because i know i will never get better, it can only get worse. though i do think it has made me more resilient, empathetic and driven (last one seems a bit paradoxical, i know.)
as you said, i’m sick of being sick, it’s exhausting to always be exhausted, of having my 100% on any give day never actually equal 100. you’re not alone, even though it feels like it. i believe in you
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@@averagetomfoolery I think the important point is I'm not dying any time soon, and I want to have the fullest life possible. That's not climbing a mountain, but it's still having work and friends and hobbies and keeping moving.
A acquaintance from a previous job, i have been following on linkedin. She has stage 4 cancer. Somehow she's pushing through pain to run her business, raise her child, and stay fit. I can't comprehend how she does it. She's in a worse situation than me, but can do more than me. I think it's because she's already in pain, and pushing doesn't bring more pain. Whereas pushing always brings me pain. In fact I had 4 muscles tears, sprains and strains last year, all from listening to people who pushed me. All of them reduced my walking speed and endurance. I'm talking like I couldn't walk more than a few blocks for a few months. That was hugely impactful in my life, both the pain and the limitation.
I used to love this "push on" mindset and I feel like a loser for having to let it go, and I still wonder if I've made the right decision. I guess that's why I got hurt 😂
@@KateLate____ i get that, and i agree. for me, i developed an autoimmune disease as a kid and neither my parents nor the doctors believed me when i said i was in pain, it took over half a decade after i started raising concerns before i got any answers, and they’re not conclusive because my disease has gone into remission. (an autoimmune disease is when your immune system attacks your own cells, so my body is essentially permanently scarred from the inside out and the damage has affected my skeletal structure and joints irreparably.)
i don’t remember what it feels like not to be in pain, i don’t even know if there was ever a time i wasn’t. i don’t think so, if i’m being honest, the signs have been there since i was a toddler, i think i only noticed when i did because i suddenly got worse. think of it like the whole boiling frog thing, if you’ve always been in pain and it just slowly increases, that’s your normal and so it doesn’t ring any alarm bells until the “temperature”, in this case pain, increases too quickly.
i let my disease stop me for a very long time, but not anymore. it took my childhood, i won’t give it my future, too. i still struggle to feel motivated, to feel like there’s a point, but taking back the things it took from me has definitely helped.
i missed so much school because of my disease, but now i’m studying science at one of the best schools in my city. seeing that i can not only keep up despite having had less opportunities than my peers, but even excel and get really good grades has definitely helped. i think my experience has made me more well rounded and capable of handling adversity. it has taken a lot from me, but how i have learned to deal with it has given me a lot, too. i don’t think i’d like the version of myself that never got sick as much, the experience has been so fundamental in my development that i wouldn’t view the world the way i do without it. when i was unable to leave my bed due to how sick i was, i missed the feeling of the wind and sun against my skin; that feeling of something akin hugged that comes with sun-rays hitting your face, especially in winter. those are things i now appreciate in a way i didn’t before. i loved those before i got sick, sure, but i took them for granted.
i think i appreciate things most other teens and even adults wouldn’t, you can’t miss something you’ve always had. for me, i do want to see the world, i want to travel because i know that option will likely not be there for me one day. i decided some time ago to live the life i had always felt my disease stole from me, to prove to myself that i am more than what it took and that i don’t need to settle for what is easy or live within my means. that i still get to dream, it can’t take that from me. in fact, i would say being in a position where i felt as though i couldn’t has made me determined to do so much more than i likely would’ve otherwise.
i have my lows, of course, but i don’t wallow in them. they have their time and place, but so do the moments of acceptance and perseverance. i don’t always need to push on, i have to let myself grieve and rest when i need to, but i also don’t need to punish myself further by only grieving. i can move at my own pace, whatever that is at the moment, as long as i move eventually.
As a fellow with an uncurable kidney disease at stage 5 and doing dialysis, I hope the best for Suni. My life changed bcs of this, now I cant play sports and do everyday tasks, it even made my mental health unstable...
I’m so sorry😢 I hope if you’re on the list for a kidney donor that you get one as soon as possible ❤❤
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Hope you can get a kidney transplant
I u destined so well. It’s a tough go to find the “ new normal” and peck away at those moments of capability.
Chronic illness can cause such grief. I am so beyond happy she was able to find a dignosis and find her way back to what she loves ❤️
She’s beautiful and resilient
I love Suni! I, too, woke up swollen all over my body one day and went to urgent care. They said it was an allergic reaction. Gave me some steroids to help get my weight down, as everything was just water weight. My weight went back to normal. A couple of weeks later, i again woke up to a swollen body, but have gained even more weight. Within the span of a couple of days, i went from 125 to 160! Finally went and got some testing done and even got a biopsy done and after two months, i was diagnosed with a kidney disease. During the time i was swollen and was waiting for results, i took medication to help me urinate as it was difficult and output was little. As ive said before, everything was water weight. My blood pressure was high. I was miserable and wanted to die. Thankfully, we caught it early and medication helped. I did stop taking medication due to me being unknowingly pregnant with my third child and my symptoms magically went away(as i couldnt take any meds while pregnant). I praise God and the doctors for this.
Suni is such an inspiration and such a hard worker! My entire body was in pain from the extra weight. So i can imagine a gymast having a hard time. And maybe im biased too but we're the same ethnicity! Go Suni Lee! ❤️❤️❤️
Sometime very rare people defy logic and go beyond boundaries.... this is what inspires others
Just having the Talent they possess is a rare blessing but it’s even more impressive the work they do to put themselves at the Top of the World🌎
Wow. That’s about as inspiring a story as I’ve ever heard! What a fighting spirit she has.
And that girl from last cycle had the audacity to say no one but Symone works hard on team USA...
She bodyshamed Suni as if Suni did not have to deal with a medical issue
No wonder she got dragged 💀@@EmelyPhan
@@EmelyPhan omg who said that ?!
@@div2608Mykayla Skinner
@@div2608 Mykayla skinner
ABSOLUTE GOAT
AMEN! GOD hates the sin, not the sinner! 🙏🏾✝️ Please do not use THE LORD’S NAME in vain! Don’t call people fools! AMEN! 🙏🏾✝️
@@aiden_jaisonnot the place but amen
@@SargeofSiegehate mfs who try to force their religion down your throat. Especially on social media
Its Greatest Of All Time
GOAT
I love all of our female gymnastics girls so much, they are all the definition of power and redemption.
She’s a true inspiration ❤ love all these ladies on the us team and all the collegiate gymnasts that bring life and beauty to the sport I love! Thank you for all each and every one of you do to help us realize what we’re capable of when we put our mind body and spirit into something. You ladies are heroes
What an amazing young lady! She's got determination and drive in spades! This is what a true role model looks like! ❤💙❤️💙❤️
Suni is beautiful
everyone was saying this was simone’s comeback tour but it was suni’s as well and i couldn’t be more proud of both of them for representing our country so well
She’s my favortie. Had all this not happened I really think she would have been the talk of these Olympics
Importante é o bem estar dela, ela se saiu bem e está bem , isso é o que nos alegra. Graças a Deus Suni👋❤🌼
That’s impressive- she’s a fighter.
She’s amazing. Wishing her health in the future, and continued success 🎉💕
She wasn’t able to train because of how sick she was ie. She was swollen, weak, dizzy, nauseous and throwing up all the time, not because she gained weight.
EXACTLY. Thank you
Grit and grace! Congrats young lady!
The American spirit. A true American pride. ❤
Wow I never knew this. Huge props to Suni for pushing through and accomplishing so much!! I was a ballerina and just got my first professional role at 17 and never got to perform and 10 years later I’m now completely bed bound relying on tubes and pumps to keep me alive. Getting diagnosed with any chronic/terminal illness is so unexpected and I wish her all the best! 🙏🏻 ❤
You go girl 👏 👏 👏 never give up on your dreams...God bless you precious 😊🙏 ❤
AMEN! GOD hates the sin, not the sinner! 🙏🏾✝️ Please do not use THE LORD’S NAME in vain! Don’t call people fools! AMEN! 🙏🏾✝️
Please shut up
Suni is atheist ❤
That is a story of a real champion.
God bless her and keep her safe.
She was unable to train because of how weak she felt not just simply because of her weight.
I was literally just gonna say this!
Aww I'm so happy for her!! Such a legend
She looks stunning. Very happy for her 🇺🇸
Sometimes I see these videos and I’m like “damn, I really needed that”. Glad she did it, because she is literally my inspiration today.
I have a similar medical issue going on, not sure if the cause is the same, but the symptoms are very similar -- I'm swelling & retaining water all over my body, lots of it -- & I just have to say, knowing kind of how she probably felt/feels, it is AMAZING that she is competing in the Olympics after that. I feel like the living dead, I can barely do normal tasks. I can't believe she's doing something this hard with those symptoms. God bless her. She's the winner in my mind. ❤🎉
She’s a living miracle. Love this young lady.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wishing Suni future success and good health! Cannot wait to she her at 2028 Olympics!
Love you Suni!!!
So proud of you! Keep soaring Suni!
So inspirational, God bless.
I had no idea😮
She is completely incredible!
Good for her! Such an inspiring story!
She amazing!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
She did so well, and is such a strong woman.
She deserves it all and more to come😊
She’s an inspiration to NEVER QUIT! 🥳Congratulations SUNI LEE🇺🇸 so very PROUD of you🤩 Much love from OHIO🙌🏻❤️
She conquered it! Great job!👏🏼 ❤
As someone who competed in the Beijing Olympic trials, and career ended due to severe kidney disease and lupus, this really hits home. I gained and lost 100lbs due to severe kidney and liver issues after having my son in 2020 and after years of being sick went to Puerto Rico to play professionally last summer after not playing for a decade. I’m so proud of her I’m in tears 🙏🏽
I love her 😍 she deserves everything she won
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING STORY!❤
She is such an inspiration and i love her so much. ❤❤
She is strong and beautiful hope she's recovering from that desease 💖🙏🏼
LOVE IT❤❤ #goals #gold #winningbybelieving #watchme #sunishine #TEAM #WERK
Excellent testimony!!!! From a beautiful girl!!❤❤
Amazing story ❤😊 So inspiring!
She's a winner outside from winning the medals. God bless this woman!👌🏾💯💪🏾
Yes! This is amazing!
She is a badass and an inspiration!!
She is gorgeous 😍
GO AHEAD SIS... WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!!! ❤❤❤
I’m so glad she was able to be well enough to compete. I need to stress that the issue wasn’t her weight, but the kidney disease. Though undisclosed, rapid weight gain in the setting of kidney disease is almost always edema. And more importantly, buildup of urea and inability to clear electrolytes like potassium which can be life threatening. The dietary restrictions are difficult for anyone (protein and electrolyte restrictions) let alone an elite athlete
Didnt know that. Perseverance, determination, hard work then elation as it all pays off 😊 this '24 Olympics made me appreciate gymnastics.
An inspirational story! Everyone can benefit from Suni’s amazing resilience.
Awesome!!!! Beautiful and blessed
A WARRIOR QUEEN
Champion. Queen. 100% amazing person
Very inspiring! Congratulations to you! 🎉
why'd you make the description about her weight and not the actual disease though. please be more considerate.
So damn proud of this incredible young woman and all she has achieve ! ❤fan from America ❤
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Glory to YAH 4 assisting Sunni Lee with her health/kidney malfunction!!!❤
She is very very pretty!!!❤
War Damn Eagle! Suni is a real inspiration.
Shes beautiful. Great job..
She is phenomenal ❤❤
Congratulations! We are so proud of you and team USA!🇺🇲🙏
amazing, against all odds and she still did it!
Suni is so inspiring
I'm crying, she's a legend!
She is an amazing girl
Wow, an inspiration ❤️
She's beautiful
Awesome story really cool
Very wholesome video about Suni Lee!
I definitely understood her thought in never being able to win anymore. She’s such a Great gymnast and I’m so happy she won!!! I too live with that thought daily and will be admitting myself to the hospital once I get back from a different state as I DESPERATELY NEED mental health care & at this point idc if I am broke achieving it. I live with metal rods in my spine that go from my neck down to my hips and am dealing with severe chronic pain every second of everyday. Dealing with sickness or pain makes life so hard. You stop seeing the little things that make life so beautiful because you’re constantly in a very depressed mental state over your problems, and are just living in survival mode- getting to the next day or even the next hour, struggling to find a reason to continue on. Life becomes almost grey and it becomes impossible to to see blessings that could literally slap you in your face. Living with severe pain like I do makes life worth unliving. I want to get back to being happy, blessed, apart of life etc so admitting myself is the best step to take currently.
She’s a fighter and a winner. Much respect
I am happy that she’s becoming an Olympic legendary athlete and gymnast 🤸
It’s nothing short of incredible
And damn she’s hot 🥵
She's a living miracle 😮
so proud of her
In my opinion, Suni is one of the few American gymnasts who combined athleticism with beautiful artistry.
Go head girl. Super encouraging.
Such an inspiration
My hero!
❤❤SUNI U ACCOMPLISHED SO MANY THINGS TO COME TO PARIS & THEN TO COME WITH SUCH AWESOME PERFORMANCES! SO PROUD OF YOU SUNI! GREAT JOB! ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Beautiful Hairstyle ,beautiful moves
My grandma suffered her whole life with kidney disease , This woman is amazing 👍
She is a fighter 💪 she is incredibly talented very proud venessa york SA
GOOD FOR YOU!!!💖🎉
Shes amazing I know alot of the spot light was on Simone but Suni deserves just as much shine for all shes gone through as well.
Bad ass!!!!!! That's AMAZING! WAY TO GO MAMA!
She’s my favorite gymnast from the American team. She performs with an elegance found in older gymnastics that’s lost with a lot of newer athletes.
WOW!just truly inspiring 🎉🎉
Legend. Outstanding performance 🤗 and tremendous courage 👏
I had no idea that she had to work this hard. Inspirational