Skiing: Lindsey Vonn remains patient after suffering fall in competition
It’s just going to take a little bit more time,” Vonn said, “I need to be patient myself and I hope that everyone can be patient with me so that I can just keep my expectations in check and and just keep trying to get better every weekend.
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