Jodie Grinham Makes Paralympic History with Bronze Medal While Pregnant

The British archer becomes the first pregnant athlete to medal at the Paralympic Games, overcoming unique challenges.

Grinham, seven months pregnant, won bronze in the women's individual compound archery event.
She defeated teammate and Tokyo gold medalist Phoebe Paterson Pine by a narrow margin.
Grinham's preparation included adapting her technique to accommodate her pregnancy.
She aims for another medal in the mixed team compound event with Nathan McQueen.
Grinham hopes her achievement inspires other women to pursue their goals despite motherhood.