Support from family, friends and the community is helping Milly Yeoman fight back from a spinal injury

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Updated March 12 2018 - 6:57am, first published March 11 2018 - 7:30pm
BESTIES: Milly Yeoman and Tilly Burke have been inseparable since Milly became quadriplegic following a swimming pool accident in November 2016. Picture: Jeremy Bannister
BESTIES: Milly Yeoman and Tilly Burke have been inseparable since Milly became quadriplegic following a swimming pool accident in November 2016. Picture: Jeremy Bannister

Lawyers for a young teen left quadriplegic after a swimming pool accident are appealing for new laws to be created which would give her and other families in similar circumstances access to compensation before the end of lengthy legal battles.

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Michelle Smith

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