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Feain-Ryan grew up in [[Alstonville, New South Wales]], Australia. Her mother supports her athletics career, as her father died of [[brain cancer]] in 2008.<ref name=asf /> In 2015, she moved from [[Lismore, New South Wales]] to [[Brisbane]], where she trains with [[Genevieve Gregson]].<ref name=aa /><ref name=aab />
She received a sports scholarship at the [[University of Queensland]], where she studied [[speech pathology]]. She struggled with injuries during her early university career. Feain-Ryan is now coached professionally by Ben Norton, and she also coaches youth cross country and [[middle-distance running]] at [[Moreton Bay College]].<ref name=m /><ref name=aa /> Feain-Ryan struggled with funding her career, telling the ''[[Sydney Morning-Herald]]'' that she was not adequately supported by the Australian governing bodies.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Wright |first=Nick |date=2023-12-19 |title=
Her cousin is [[Matt Ryan (rower)|Matt Ryan]], Olympic medallist in [[rowing at the Olympics|rowing]].<ref name=aa />
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