Sarah Burke Dead: Freestyle Skier Succumbs To Injuries From Accident thoughts
Sarah Burke dead at 29 after Canadian freestyle skier has accident thoughts
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Reports say Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke has died. She was 29 and was seriously injured Jan. 10 in a training accident at the superpipe in Park City, Utah, she never regained consciousness after surgery according to reports.Doctors said that Burke suffered a cardiac arrest during her accident. Doctors also said that Burke suffered a ruptured vertebral artery which led to intercranial bleeding. Reports say later tests showed that Burke had "sustained severe irreversible damage to her brain due to lack of oxygen and blood after cardiac arrest," a statement from the Canadian Freestyle Ski Association said.It was said that "The family expresses their heartfelt gratitude for the international outpouring of support they have received from all the people Sarah touched," Burke's family said in a statement. Her organs will be donated to save the lives of others according to her wishes, the statement added. "Female athletes everywhere owe a debt of gratitude to Sarah's passionate trailblazing efforts over the last 15 years. As the first competitive female freeskier, she successfully lobbied the Winter X Games to include women in freeskiing events on equal standing. It is because of Sarah's efforts that female winter athletes are some of the only athletes in the world to receive equal prize purses to that of men," her agent wrote on a memorial page.Burke was born Barrie, Ont., and grew up in nearby Midland before moving to Squamish, B.C. She's a four-time Winter X Games champion in skiing superpipe a replica of snowboarding's halfpipe on skis. She lobbied aggressively to have the discipline included in the Olympics and was considered one of the top women's voices in the action sport's scene.
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