During this time, a woman named Lisa Raema Rumbewas, who is known to have epilepsy and suffer from knee pain. This was revealed by Lisa in 2017. "Since the Riau National Games, my knee has been hurting. If it continues like this, I won't be able to continue anymore, right? In the past three years, I have also been suffering from epilepsy. I didn't know until the doctor told me during the examination," she said.

Lisa Rumbewas herself has a background in an athlete family. Her father, Levi Rumbewas, was once the best bodybuilder in Indonesia. Her mother, Ida Korwa, is also a lifter. Lisa passed away at a relatively young age, currently only 43 years old.

Lisa Rumbewas first won a silver medal on the highest sports stage in the world in her debut at the 2000 Sydney Olympics in the women's -48 kg class. Her achievements continued consistently by winning the same medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics in the women's -53 kg class.

The third Olympic medal is the bronze medal from the 2008 Beijing Olympics in the women's -53 kg class. The medal was awarded by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) represented by the Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI/NOC Indonesia) on December 3, 2017 at the Sheraton Gandaria Hotel, Jakarta.