Sydney Shark Attack Survivor Leah Stewart Shares Harrowing Ordeal
Leah Stewart, who survived a shark attack in Coogee, Sydney, has broken her silence in emotional interviews, expressing gratitude for a second chance at life and recalling her fight for survival. She described the shark as a "monster" and shared her thoughts during the harrowing incident.
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Australian shark attack victim grateful for 'second chance at life'
Leah Stewart was mauled by a shark in June, suffering multiple bites to her arms and legs.
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Read full article →‘It was a monster’: Shark attack survivor Leah Stewart opens up in emotional interview
The Sydney mother has spoken publicly for the first time since a terrifying shark attack at Coogee Beach in June left her hospitalised for weeks.
By Emily Kaine
Read full article →'Second chance at life': Sydney woman speaks publicly after surviving shark attack
Leah Stewart, 34, says she has been grateful for the support she has received while she focuses on her recovery.
Read full article →Sydney shark attack victim Leah Stewart breaks silence, recalls fight for life in harrowing interview
Leah Stewart, 35, had her left arm amputated while she was in an induced coma for 11 days.
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