In 2003, when Hawaiian surfer Bethany Hamilton was just 13 years old, she lost her arm in a shark attack while surfing in Kauai. After losing nearly two-thirds of her blood, her life and future in ...

In this May 28, 2016 photo provided by World Surf League, Bethany Hamilton gets ready to compete at Cloudbreak, near Tavarua Island in Fiji. Hamilton, who lost her left arm to a shark in 2003 ...

Surfer Bethany Hamilton of Hawaii, a wife and mother, is known by many for the tragic accident years ago in which she lost an arm to a shark. That hasn't held her back — she's out with a new book.

Bethany Hamilton's 2003 shark attack cost her an arm, and left an indelible mark on those who witnessed it. Skip to Article. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close. Quick Look- ...

Changing diapers with one hand has proven to be a challenge for pro surfer and shark-attack survivor Bethany Hamilton, but that hasn't stopped her from embracing motherhood in full. IE 11 is not ...

Bethany Hamilton, who lost an arm in a shark attack, beats world number one Tyler Wright on her way to third in the Fiji Women's Pro competition. (Video: Reuters) By Cindy Boren.

RELATED: Surfer, shark attack survivor Bethany Hamilton welcomes baby. Hamilton has become a symbol of resilience since the vicious shark attack in 2003, when she returned to the water only weeks ...

Bethany Hamilton was 13 years old and on her way to becoming a surfing star. ... Bethany was physically scarred by the shark attack, but she refused to let it damage her emotionally.

Bethany Hamilton, shark survivor, wows in surf competition . Originally published June 15, 2016 at 11:55 am Updated June 15, 2016 at 11:56 am . Share story. By . CATHY BUSSEWITZ.

HONOLULU Taking on one of the world’s most dangerous waves is a feat that few have the physical ability or bravery to attempt, but Bethany Hamilton, who lost her left arm to a shark at age 13 ...

HONOLULU (AP) It's a feat that few have the bravery or physical ability to attempt: taking on one of the world's most dangerous waves while competing against the best surfers in the sport.