She faced minor COVID-19 symptoms, which prevented her from competing at the 2021 French Championships. Additionally, she struggled with a shoulder injury after the 2018 European Championships but made a strong return to competition in December 2019.

Early Start

She began her swimming career in 2012. Over the years, she has shown remarkable dedication and resilience, overcoming various challenges to continue competing at a high level.

Ambitions for Paris 2024

Her primary goal is to compete at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. This ambition drives her daily training routine, which includes an hour and a half in the gym.

Awards and Recognition

In 2021, she received the city medal of Billere in France. Earlier, in 2017, she was named Sports Hope of the Year in Pau, France. These accolades highlight her talent and commitment to the sport.

Change of Club

After seven years at the Philippe Croizon Academy in Vichy, France, she joined CN Brest in April 2022. This move allowed her to train alongside non-Para swimmers ahead of the 2024 Paralympic Games. She embraced this new challenge to push herself further.

"After seven years in Vichy it was time for a change and to face a new challenge," she said. "Throughout my high-performance career I had trained alongside Para swimmers. But the last two years I swam all by myself as I didn't have much competition. So I took up the challenge to join a non-Para club."

Her journey continues as she prepares for future competitions, aiming to achieve her dream of competing at the Paralympic Games in Paris. Her story is one of perseverance and determination, inspiring many in the sports community.