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One of her fears are of spiders. She also has a fear of public speaking  but she still does it anyway. She like to do things that are adventurous like jumping out of planes race car driving ect. She is a person who is always happy. She is christian and very religious. Her husband is a pastor. The movie that was about her was released in 2011 called Soul Surfer

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She is a surfer who had a tragic accident. Her arm was bitten off by a shark. She is ranked 48th among female surfers world wide.

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She had a baby named Tobias Dirk he was born in 2015. She got married to Adam Dirk in 2013. She now lives in HANALEI, KAUI. She is 5"11 and 27 years old. She is expecting to have another baby in february/march. She is now a spokesman for Jamba Juice and supports a lot of charities such as"The friends of Bethany Hamilton Foundation".

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Young Surfer Who Lost an Arm in a Shark Attack Refuses to Give Up | The Oprah Winfrey Show | OWN

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Courage, sacrifice, determination, commit, toughness, heart, talent, guts, that's what little girls are made of! BY: BETHANY HAMILTON!!! It means not to give up after something negative happens to you.

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Bethany has 2 brothers their names are Timothy and Noah Hamilton. When she was in the hospital after her surgery's she was more concerned as not being the girl who survived a shark attack. She made herself 2 promises, "she would not walk around moaning and groaning about what happened to her that she would work hard to get bak on her board." Which she did 26 days later!

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Bethany Hamilton was born on February 8 1990 in  Lihue, Hawaii. She has been surfing since she was 7 and won her first title when she was 8. Her parents were Tom and Cheri Hamilton. Bethany had an accident and got her arm bitten off by a tiger shark on October 31 2003. She had been home schooled. After the accident she got back on the waves and won a national title in 2005.