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Shark attack survivor Leah Stewart responds to radio hosts who accused her of ‘lying’
“I have chosen to put my energy where it belongs.”
“I have chosen to put my energy where it belongs.”
Chris Pepin-Neff claimed shark nets can actually cause more problems than they solve.
Leah Stewart’s injuries are serious and lifelong but she’s just glad her young daughter doesn’t have to grow up without a mum.
As she came face-to-face with the beady eyes of a four-metre great white shark, Leah Stewart was determined not to let it kill her.
Shark attack survivor Leah Stewart has shared more details of her fight for survival when she was mauled by a great white.
Her first thoughts as she was being attacked by a suspected Great White Shark were of her daughter.
An expert says the shark that left these unassuming bite marks was probably between two and three metres long.
The 31-year-old is Australia’s sixth shark attack victim this year but remarkably escaped with his life.
For Martyn Tann’s family it was a step closer to answers but no real conclusion.
Leah Stewart’s family said she has been struggling to sleep following the horrific attack at the popular Coogee Beach last month.