Shark attack survivor says thinking about daughter gave her strength to fight for life
- An Australian woman who lost an arm in a shark attack said thoughts of her young daughter drove her to fight for her life as she faced the "monster".
- Leah Stewart, 34, was attacked while swimming near the shoreline at Sydney’s Coogee Beach on 13 June.
- The schoolteacher suffered life-threatening injuries after being bitten on her arms and legs by what was suspected to be 3.5-metre great white shark.
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- An Australian woman who lost an arm in a shark attack said thoughts of her young daughter drove her to fight for her life as she faced the "monster".
- Leah Stewart, 34, was attacked while swimming near the shoreline at Sydney’s Coogee Beach on 13 June.
- The schoolteacher suffered life-threatening injuries after being bitten on her arms and legs by what was suspected to be 3.5-metre great white shark.
Sources: The Independent