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Leah Stewart's Recovery After Shark Attack

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Leah Stewart, a mother from Sydney, has spoken publicly for the first time since she was attacked by a great white shark at Coogee Beach in June. The attack left her with life-threatening injuries and an amputated arm. Despite the traumatic experience, Stewart is grateful for her 'second chance at life' and has been recovering well.

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    ‘Second chance at life’: Heartwarming update on shark attack victim Le...

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    Sydney shark attack victim speaks for first time about 'second chance...

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    Sydney shark attack victim Leah Stewart thought of only one thing duri...

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