The other day on the 7th I watched that programme about the london bombings. I just found it incrediably interesting and my heart goes out to all the victims who lost their lifes on that terrible day and their families. I also wanted to say how brave the seriously injured were. I remember Phil Duckworth, Susan Harrison, Gill Hicks and George Roskilly stories were all incrediable. I mean George was stood just 3 feet away from the bomber and yet still lived to tell the tale. I also wanted to wish Gill Hicks all the best for her marriage I couldnt believe she still got married in Decemeber I was crying with happiness.
Lets all remember for those victims who werent as lucky as these people.
Grace, I watched it too. I was crying in parts of it !
Gill is such an inspirational woman, after everything that happened to her.
The bit that got me was when George was talking and he got totally choked up. He may have "Physically" escaped injury, but he will be "emotionally" impacted probably for the rest of his life.
There is another documentary on Sunday; 7/7: The Angels of Edgware Road. It's on at 7pm on C4.
How people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours.
Originally posted by shinny: Grace, I watched it too. I was crying in parts of it !
Gill is such an inspirational woman, after everything that happened to her.
The bit that got me was when George was talking and he got totally choked up. He may have "Physically" escaped injury, but he will be "emotionally" impacted probably for the rest of his life.
There is another documentary on Sunday; 7/7: The Angels of Edgware Road. It's on at 7pm on C4.
Yes I totally agree, Gill is an inspiration.
I agree again when you said that Geogre will be emotionally impacted for the rest of his life. It was fate that he got on that train, because he usually got a later train to avoid the rush hour, Im so glad he was okay in the end of it.
Im definatly going to be watching 7/7: Angels of Edgware Road tomorrow, Im sure there are going to be more inspirational people and amazing survival stories against all the odds. Its just truelly amazing I mean some of these people literally stared death in the face and lived to tell the tale. Its very sad I know, but its the truth.
