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Kai McKenzie: Australian loses leg but promises surfing return

Kai McKenzie, was surfing near Port Macquarie in New South Wales (NSW) last Tuesday, when what he describes as “the biggest shark I’ve ever seen” attacked him.

But on Monday, almost a week after the attack, Mr McKenzie posted a picture of himself in hospital and an update on social media.

“Spot something missing? Hahah," the post was captioned.

Detailing the “crazy shark attack”, in an earlier Instagram post he said the outpouring of public support has “meant the absolute world”.

apfelwoiSchoppen , 1 hour ago

The keen surfer had only recently returned to the water after suffering a significant neck injury which forced him to take time off from the sport.

Damn. His resiliency is admirable.

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