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The air acrobat who fell three stories during a Christmas performance at the Beverly Center spent seven weeks in a wheelchair with numerous broken bones, she said in an interview.<\/p>\n
Sarah Romanowsky, 26, said on "Good Morning America" that she doesn’t<\/a> remember the accident.<\/p>\n "It terrified a lot of people. Fortunately, I remember nothing," she said. "That’s a blessing."<\/p>\n Romanowsky’s injuries were more serious than originally believed. She said she broke her pelvis in four places, shattered her wrist and broke six ribs.<\/p>\n One witness said Romanowsky appeared to fall about 40 feet, from the third level of the shopping center to the first.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n She slipped while hanging upside down from a solid metal She managed to turn herself right side up before falling into a video Romanowsky said she’s recovering well.<\/p>\n — Shelby Grad<\/p>\n Photo: A performance several days before the accident. Credit: Gary Friedman \/ Los Angeles Times<\/em><\/p>\n \nMore breaking news in L.A. Now: <\/strong><\/p>\n LAPD arrests alleged Melrose Avenue serial burglar<\/a><\/p>\n Bell police fatally shoot man after chase ends in South Gate<\/a> <\/p>\n Former Pico Rivera councilman arrested on perjury charges<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nSanta and the Candy Cane Girls." <\/p>\n
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\na harness, and there were no nets to break her fall.<\/p>\n