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Friday, July 27, 2012

She's one brave pregnant lady: Msian's shooter Nursuryani Mohamed Taibi

Salam,

I've read about her decision to still compete in the Olympics in London this year. Now, she's in London and she still adamant to try her luck in her favourite sports. This tough lady doesn't want to let go the once in a lifetime opportunity despite of her condition. I'm proud of her and wish her good luck. She's a already a winner since her determination is so strong.

Here is the news:

Malaysia's pregnant shooter, Nur Suryani Mohamed Taibi, has made the trip to London and will compete in next week's 10m rifle event, just one month before she's due to give birth to a baby girl. She's not the first pregnant Olympian in history, but at 34 weeks is believed to be the furthest along.
The 29-year-old qualified for the Games at the Asian Shooting Championships in January, days after finding out she was pregnant. At the time, she had hoped her health would allow her to compete in London. So far so good.

Doctors say Nur Suryani is fine to compete. One of the few concessions she'll make is leaving London soon after her event on the advice of doctors who don't want her flying after 35 weeks.
In a sport that requires precision, calm and concentration, how will Nur Suryani compete with a child moving around her womb? "I will talk to the baby before I compete," she said in April. "[I'll say] no kicking, stay calm for one hour and 15 minutes only please."
She understands that some may criticize her Olympic quest but isn't fazed by it.

"Most people said I was crazy and selfish because they think I am jeopardizing my baby's health," she told reporters. "My husband said grab it as this is a rare chance which may not come again. Also, I am the mother. I know what I can do. I am a stubborn person."
Nur Suryani is the 47th-ranked shooter in the world and a long shot for a medal. She also qualified for the 50m rifle competition but can't compete in it for obvious reasons. That event has a section that requires athletes to lie on their stomachs, a position not exactly conducive to late-term pregnancy.

9 comments:

Nia said...

sebenarnya pregnant bukan halangan untuk kita buat sesuatu. ini kekadang tu bila pregnant la orang jadikan alasan untuk jadi tak produktif, hmmm..

Min Aina Ila Aina said...

Baby bdia nanti mesti fokus macam maknye.

transformed housewife said...

Nia: betul tu. Asalkan kita masih cergas, mcm2 boleh buat.

transformed housewife said...

M.A.I.A.: hmmm. mungkin seberani maknya.

puanbee said...

wow .. memang berani .. nasib lah sport nya tu tak bahaya sangat untuk kandungan

Lizan said...

tadi dia tak menang tapi keazaman dia tu yg patut dipuji..

ICA said...

Nur....I admire her fighting spirit. We need a lot of folks like her...actually... kan.

Papa Surarumah said...

Good fighting spirit =)

Izan Ishak said...

bukan semua org kuat semangat macam dia kan.. nak2 pula tgh pregnant dan dlm bulan ramadhan....