The 28-year-old from Rugby was left heartbroken when finishing last in the final three years ago after picking up a penalty.
She has regularly spoken about her mental health issues since then but declared herself "over the moon" with yesterday's third-place finish, adding: "It's OK not to be OK and you might win a medal at the end of it."
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