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There’s a whole lot missing from this story about how Sarah Larcombe’s mental recovery and prep for return to competition.

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There’s a whole lot missing from this story about how Sarah Larcombe’s mental recovery and prep for return to competition.
The headline before clicking through is “After Sarah Larcombe fell off Arapiles, healing her bones was just the beginning”. The story makes it clear that mental recovery is important. But the rest of the text is about the physical aspects.
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After Sarah Larcombe fell off Arapiles, healing her bones was just the beginning

When Sarah Larcombe fell off Mount Arapiles in February, she thought she just sprained her ankle. What followed was months of ups and downs ending in a stunning world championships result.

(www.abc.net.au)
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