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A vivid, formidable and powerful retelling of the 2017 terrorist attack, through the eyes of teenage girls who survived  | dG1fMno5d0ZVaHZuVDA

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00:00This was the first concert that I was going to on my own.

00:05I'm really excited.

00:06I was trying to delete loads of pictures on my phone,

00:08so I had enough space for all the videos that I was going to take.

00:13Spotlights went on in time with the music

00:15and the crowd just went crazy.

00:21It's just inspiring.

00:23Empowering.

00:24Everything was just really exciting with it. It was new.

00:30CHEERING

00:36There was, like, music playing while we got up

00:38and I was just making my way out onto the stairs

00:41and then we heard, like, this...

00:43It was like a...

00:45Like a boom sound.

00:47BOOM

00:48Oh, my God!

00:50Going on?

00:52You could feel the sound wave hit you.

00:56And then just suddenly flashed, like, a bright flash.

01:04It, like, hit my face, like, little tiny, like,

01:07little bolts and nuts and stuff.

01:10I remember going up into the air and then hitting the floor.

01:14And that's when I saw, like, my finger was hanging off,

01:16like, all my three fingers.

01:18Everything that you thought would never happen to you,

01:21that you see everywhere on the news, is actually happening.

01:25I felt that this is it.

01:27I'm young, I've just started my life

01:30and now it's going to be taken away from me.

01:4022 people have died and 59 are injured after a suicide bombing

01:44at the end of Ariana Grande's gig at Manchester Arena.

01:48People see it as a news story and people see it as something

01:52that happens and then it goes away.

01:55But you never go a day without thinking about it, do you?

01:58You never go an hour without thinking about it.

02:01How many times I've actually had to wake my mum up on a night

02:04because I've had a nightmare.

02:06And that's almost something what a kid would do, you know,

02:09go into the mum's room and say,

02:11I've had a nightmare, but it's not like a nightmare of being chased,

02:14it's actually what happened that night.

02:16I relive it and I relive it if I was going to other concerts.

02:20I've had dreams about the same thing happening

02:25but in a shopping centre.

02:26So I was just, like, re-sorting my room out for the fifth time

02:30that day until, like, four o'clock in the morning

02:33because I just didn't want to sleep because I was too scared

02:36to go to sleep in case I had another nightmare.

02:39Silence is too frightening for me and that's on a night,

02:43like, I try to get to my tiredest point of where a mum is dropping

02:47to sleep before I go to bed because I don't want to lay in bed

02:51and to have these thoughts, I just want to drop off to sleep

02:53and then hopefully wake up and it'd be morning.

02:56I used to be so independent and now I just feel like I rely on everyone.

03:02Like, I don't like being on my own, I don't like being, um...

03:07I don't like just being left to myself.

03:09Because I wasn't hurt or I feel like someone's, like,

03:13going to, like, constantly there, like, waiting to, like...

03:17Like, I'm going to get hurt because I didn't at that night.

03:20I know, like, now not to take anything for granted any more

03:23because things can just change in a matter of minutes.

03:26And it did that night, that's what happened.

03:28Things just change so quickly.

03:30When I'm older, I want to be able to just think about it

03:33but then be like, yeah, that happened, but say what?

03:39And be like...

03:40And then not, like, not in a disrespectful way,

03:43just to be like, it not bother me.

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