'I'm a bionic woman': How exercise helped Niamh O'Donoghue

The journalist has pins in her spine to help her scoliosis.

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IN THE SPACE of just eight hours, Niamh O’Donoghue’s spine went from a curvature of 20 degrees to over 86 degrees.

As the journalist says herself: “It felt like I’d been taken out of my own body and put into somebody else’s body.”

Now she uses the gym as a way of maintaining an active lifestyle.

Here is her story.

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