How Yorkshire Air Ambulance Helped Save Olympic Gold Medalist Georgie Brayshaw
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How Yorkshire Air Ambulance Helped Save Olympic Gold Medalist Georgie Brayshaw
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When Olympic rower Georgie Brayshaw was just 15, a horse riding accident left her badly injured and in a coma.
She was rescued by Yorkshire Air Ambulance which she believes was crucial to her survival.
Georgie shares how that rescue shaped her drive to succeed, leading her from recovery in Leeds to winning Great Britain’s first ever women’s quadruple sculls gold medal in Paris 2024, and now preparing for motherhood and future Olympic dreams.
Each month, our crew is called to deliver urgent, lifesaving care, and regular donations help us stay ready for every mission.
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