Multiple NM Champion Marthe Katrine Myhre has Passed Away

Multiple NM Champion Marthe Katrine Myhre has Passed Away
The Norwegian sports community is in mourning after the news that Marthe Katrine Myhre has died at the age of 39.

Myhre was well-known for her extensive achievements in cross-country skiing, having participated three times in the World Cup and winning multiple national championships. Her brother indicated that her death was confirmed to be natural, but she had struggled with eating disorders for many years.

Myhre held multiple national titles in half-marathon, marathon, and winter triathlon, as well as a World Championship title in the U23 category in winter triathlon. Her brother detailed on social media that it was essential to be open about Marthe's challenges and her battle with eating disorders, which had profoundly impacted her life since the age of 15.

Marthe Katrine participated in the European Championships in 2016 and was praised for her openness about her struggle, which aimed to create awareness about eating disorders in sports. Prominent figures from the Norwegian sports community expressed their condolences and admiration for her fighting spirit and passion for athletics.

The Norwegian Athletics Federation, alongside other ski organizations, acknowledged her contributions to the sport, encouraging open discussions surrounding such critical issues she faced.

If you or anyone you know is struggling with eating disorders, please seek help from professional organizations like Spiseforstyrrelsesforeningen (ROS).

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