'I love you': Sydney shark attack survivor's first words to family

Leah Stewart, 35, was mauled by a great white shark while swimming at Coogee Beach, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, on June 13.

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What happenedA Sydney mother mauled by a shark at Coogee Beach almost a fortnight ago has spoken her first words after briefly waking from an induced coma.

What changedThe center frames it as "'I love you': Sydney shark attack survivor's first words to family". The right frames it as "Shark attack victim Leah Stewart wakes up from her coma in miraculous update - as her bro...".

ConfidenceLow. Two-source or narrow-bucket comparison.

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Still Watching. The center frames it as "'I love you': Sydney shark attack survivor's first words to family". The right frames it as "Shark attack victim Leah Stewart wakes up from her coma in miraculous update - as her bro...".

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Daily Mail20m ago

Shark attack victim Leah Stewart wakes up from her coma in miraculous update - as her brother reveals her first words

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Leah Stewart, 35, was mauled by a great white shark while swimming at Coogee Beach, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, on June 13.

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ABC News Australia Top Stories1h ago

'I love you': Sydney shark attack survivor's first words to family

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A Sydney mother mauled by a shark at Coogee Beach almost a fortnight ago has spoken her first words after briefly waking from an induced coma.

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