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Shark attack survivor Leah Stewart reunites with lifeguards who saved her

Leah Stewart, who lost her arm in a shark attack at Coogee Beach in June, reunited with lifeguards who gave her emergency first aid.

Why it mattersThe reunion shows the lasting human bond formed in trauma and rescue. It highlights how rapid first aid can mean the difference between death and recovery.

AustraliaThe story brings attention to shark safety at Sydney's most popular beaches and the role of lifeguard training in survival outcomes.

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