Naomy Grand’Pierre is a Haitian swimmer who made history as the first female swimmer to represent Haiti in the Olympic Games.
Naomy and I chat about the pressure that comes with being an Olympic athlete before, during and after competing at the Olympic Games.
Naomy opens up about her mental health journey and gets me to open up as well!
Please continue to follow Naomy as she helps to grow the the sport of swimming in Haiti:
Website: www.naomygrandpierre.com
Instagram: @naomyhgp
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