You are welcome and thank YOU for setting up this project.
We share our common good wishes for Polina on this and other boards, but your project gives her fans the great opportunity to directly address her with our warm and well wishing thoughts. 
Polina is in good hands now, her coaching team certainly won’t rush things, but focus on curing any injuries first, then regaining shape and stability and then I’m also sure medals will come.I‘m not trying to say Polya can‘t manage it - I sincerely hope she does - but that we need to be a bit realistic. Of course she wants to win - like you said, everyone does - but I think she needs to focus on her health now. Slow steps! Get new programs, try to have stable jumps again, work on skating skills. But gradually, slowly, so she doesn‘t end up injured again. And then focus on making the team. And then the medals may come!!
Even if it might take some time, Polina has a powerful club on her side and the new judging system will also help her – if she does well, her jumps will score super GOE. :hap93:Judging from other skaters' instagram it by the way looks like Buyanova’s group is today on its way to Italy for their annual training camp in Courmayeur. It’s the first time Polina will participate and I’m sure she will like it. Landscape is beautiful, you have fresh mountain air (it’s close to Mont Blanc) and training at altitude is always an asset. :thumbsup:
At their attempt to speak French! So funny, so cute!
