My name is Anthony Padilla, and today I'm going to be sitting down with

plane crash survivors to learn what it's really like to live through such a

harrowing and torturous experience. Were these plane crash survivors able to emerge from this horrifying

experience completely unscathed with a new found drive and appreciation for life, or do they live

every day deeply scarred by the memories ingrained within them after surviving such a traumatic and unthinkable nightmare.

Hello, Wendy.

Hi Anthony.

Annette.

Hello, how are you?

Can you give us some backstory leading up to the plane ride itself?

In 1992, with my fiance in Vietnam, he had planned this very romantic vacation on the South China Sea.

We left at 7 a.m. I see that plane and I say no there's no way I go in there.

Is it like a tiny plane?

So small and I am a claustophobic.

So he said, yeah, I know, but please do it for us.

And it's only 20 minutes you can do it.

We go to this most romantic place.

I've booked everything.

Please, please, he's tried. Okay, I booked everything, please be described.

Okay, I said next to him, the third row, 31 people on board, I could almost hit the ceiling with my head,

so I did not put on my seatbelt.

Then took off, I looked at this ward shows,

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