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Leah Stewart credits community support after surviving Sydney shark attack
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Leah Stewart credits community support after surviving Sydney shark attack

Two months after losing an arm in a great white shark attack at Coogee Beach, the 34-year-old mother says her recovery has been amazing. She describes feeling given a second chance at life.

Why it mattersA story of resilience after trauma shows how community can help someone rebuild. It also highlights Sydney's ongoing shark safety concerns. After this attack, NSW invested an extra $34 million in drone coverage across beaches.

AustraliaSydney has seen multiple shark incidents this year, including fatal attacks. Stewart's recovery message matters to swimmers and beachgoers weighing their safety against their freedom to use the coast.

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