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Cycling: Dutch Amy Pieters came out of a coma, four months after her fall

2022-04-28T16:53:03.818Z


The Dutch cyclist had been unconscious since a fall in training last December. His team, Team SD Worx, confirmed the


Four months of endless waiting.

Since the end of December 2021, cyclist Amy Pieters had been in a coma, following a fall while training with her national team in Calpe, near Alicante, Spain.

Her team, Team SD Worx, announced in a statement that the Dutchwoman had regained consciousness.

“Amy Pieters' condition has evolved.

She is now conscious.

This means that she can communicate slightly, non-verbally.

Amy recognizes people, understands what is being said and is able to carry out more and more tasks”, specifies the training.

UPDATE Situation Amy Pieters:


There is consciousness now.

This means that she can communicate slightly non-verbally.

Amy recognizes people, understands what is being said and is able to carry out more and more assignments.



More info: https://t.co/Fiq8H76bDi#staystrongamy pic.twitter.com/2VOMBSIMxi

— Team SD Worx (@teamsdworx) April 28, 2022

"Doctors cannot yet say what residual sequelae and remaining abilities Amy Pieters will have as a result of the brain injury," the statement continued.

The 30-year-old cyclist lost consciousness in the crash and suffered severe brain damage.

First operated in emergency at the hospital in Alicante, she was transported on January 6 to a hospital in the Netherlands.

Since February, still in a coma, the cyclist began to follow a neurological rehabilitation program.

A specialist in the track, Amy Pieters was three times world champion in American racing with her compatriot Kirsten Wild.

She was also titled European road champion in 2019.

Source: leparis

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