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Australian shark attack victim says she is grateful for second chance

Leah Stewart, who was attacked by a shark in June and suffered multiple bites to her arms and legs, has said she is grateful for a “second chance at life”.

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An Australian shark attack victim has said she is grateful to have survived after suffering multiple bites to her arms and legs in June.

Leah Stewart was attacked by a shark earlier this year, sustaining injuries to both her arms and legs. The incident left her with several bite wounds, according to the supplied details.

Following the attack, Stewart has described her survival as a “second chance at life”, reflecting the seriousness of the injuries she endured.

No further details have been provided about where the attack took place, the circumstances leading up to it, or her current medical condition.

The latest known position is that Stewart survived the June attack and has publicly expressed gratitude after the ordeal.

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