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Harrison on verge of 'permanent nerve damage' before surgery

Harrison on verge of 'permanent nerve damage' before surgery
BBC Sport Thursday 12 November 2026, 13:22 UTC 1 min read
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Kayla Harrison says she was "on the verge of having permanent nerve damage" before having neck and spinal surgery at the start of the year.

Kayla Harrison says she was "on the verge of having permanent nerve damage" before having neck and spinal surgery at the start of the year.
Harrison (PERSON) Kayla Harrison (PERSON)
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