Norwegian athlete, known for her prowess in both Para rowing and Para cross-country skiing, has made significant strides in her career. She began her journey in Para rowing in 2012, guided by the chief of Paralympic sports in Norway. Her dedication paid off when she won gold in the women's PR1 single sculls at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | Single Sculls - PR1M1x | G Gold |
| 2016 | Women's Arms Only Single Sculls | 4 |
Her career has been marked by several injuries. In October 2023, she broke her foot, followed by a leg injury two months later while trying judo. She also sustained a torn stomach muscle and a stress fracture in her back in January 2020. Earlier injuries include three stress fractures to her ribs in 2015, a broken right femur in 2013, and a torn kneecap in 2011.
She finds a unique balance between rowing and skiing. "Rowing is my number one priority," she says. The combination of these sports helps her train better, reduce injury risks, and maintain a competitive mindset. Skiing provides the base training hours needed for rowing, while rowing builds strength and endurance for skiing.
Her accolades include being named Female Para Athlete of the Year at the Norway Sports Gala in both 2019 and 2023. She also received the Honorary Prize of Egeberg for excelling in multiple sports. In 2018, she was the flag bearer for Norway at the Paralympic Winter Games opening ceremony.
In addition to her athletic career, she began working as communications staff and advisory board chair at Reitan Retail in Norway in 2022. She has also served on various committees, including the International Paralympic Committee athlete's council and the finance committee of Oslo City Council.
In 2020, she became the first wheelchair dancer on Norwegian celebrity talent show 'Skal vi danse?' She finished sixth and found the experience demanding yet rewarding. "It was us against the world," she said, highlighting the mission to communicate that dance is for everyone.
Looking ahead, she aims to continue excelling in both rowing and skiing while balancing her professional commitments. Her philosophy remains simple: "Do your best and enjoy the rest!" With such a mindset, she is set to achieve more milestones.
Norwegian athlete, known for her prowess in both Para rowing and Para cross-country skiing, has made significant strides in her career. She began her journey in Para rowing in 2012, guided by the chief of Paralympic sports in Norway. Her dedication paid off when she won gold in the women's PR1 single sculls at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.