Gill Hicks
Gill Hicks is a survivor of the 2005 London Underground bombings, where she endured significant physical injuries, including the loss of both legs, after being trapped in a smoke-filled train carriage. As the last person to be rescued, Hicks has spent years grappling with survivor's guilt and the emotional aftermath of her experience. She has spoken publicly about her struggles with trauma and the complexities of surviving a mass disaster, often reflecting on the questions of 'why me?' that haunt many survivors. Hicks has developed personal rituals to commemorate the anniversary of the bombings and honor those who did not survive, emphasizing the importance of processing grief and seeking support in the wake of tragedy.
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Australia:
Gill Hicks lost both her legs and devised a one-woman show called Still Alive (and Kicking) to tell of her experience.
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Kenya:
Gill Hicks spoke about the ongoing guilt she feels after surviving the 2005 bombings of the London underground.
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