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Maddie Bowman's grandmother reveals gold dream

Maddie Bowman's grandmother Lorna Perpall says she had a dream that the American skier would win gold in Sochi.





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Maddie Bowman's grandmother Lorna Perpall has revealed she dreamt that the American freestyle skier would win an Olympic gold medal.

The American clinched gold in the women's half-pipe event at the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi on Thursday.

"I had a dream about nine months ago and it just Maddie got gold," the Los Angeles Times quotes the 78-year-old as saying. "I thought, 'Well, that's my wishful thinking.'

"Maddie was the one that gave me the name. She was being interviewed on a public radio station. The interviewer said, 'It sounds like you and your grandmother are very close.'

"And Maddie said, 'Oh yeah. She's one Bad Ass Grandma. And I want to be just like her when I grow up.'"

Marie Martinod of France won the silver medal, while Japan's Ayana Onozuka clinched bronze.

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Maddie Bowman of the United States celebrates receiving her gold medal for the Freestyle Skiing Ladies' Ski Halfpipe Finals during the 2014 Winter Olympics on February 20, 2014
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