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Olympic champion Davis-Woodhall survives car crash, says I’m lucky to be alive

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Olympic long jump champion Tara Davis-Woodhall has described herself as “lucky and blessed to be alive” after being involved in a serious car crash while travelling to training. The 27-year-old American was involved in a “very scary” head-on collision last week, leaving her with what she described as a severe concussion. Davis-Woodhall said she was Read More: https://punchng.com/olympic-champion-davis-woodhall-survives-car-crash-says-im-lucky-to-be-alive/

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