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Brighton seafront fall survivor reunites with Royal Sussex staff

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Noah Rees is smiling and has his arms round Claire Frampton and Gemma Godden who are in nurses' uniforms. Noah is wearing a grey T-Shirt. All three wear glasses and are smiling at the camera. They are standing in a hospital foyer.

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Brighton seafront fall survivor reunites with Royal Sussex hospital staff

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Noah Rees, who suffered severe injuries after falling 32ft from a Brighton seafront railing in 2019, has reunited with the medical staff who cared for him. After spending six weeks in a coma and 14 months in rehabilitation, he has since taken up frame running and is training with the goal of competing at the 2028 Paralympic Games in Los Angeles.

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  • Noah Rees fell 32ft from a Brighton seafront railing in 2019 at the age of 18.
  • He spent six weeks in a coma at the Royal Sussex County Hospital and 14 months in rehabilitation, having to learn to walk and talk again.
  • Rees has taken up frame running and is training to qualify for the World Championships and the 2028 Paralympic Games.
  • He recently reunited with hospital staff, including junior sister Claire Frampton and ward manager Gemma Godden, who praised his determination.
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