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Estonia By:Hannah Day

As a passenger on the Estonia ship wreck changed my life.

The day I got on the ship I never thought about it being the deadliest ship wreck of the 20th century.

Being on a ship out in the middle of the Baltic Sea and having the fear of dying is not what you planed on happening when stepping on to the ship.

I will never forget that day cause my life will never be the same.

The day my life changed I had to become someone I didn’t want to be.

I had to fight to stay alive and let go of the people I was close to.

Seeing the pain and fear in a friends eyes from suffering is the last thing I wanted to see.

Being the person who made it through the wreck is a
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1994 was a year that many of crises came about and harmed and destroyed many of people and families.

The 20th century was a time when people that got affected by this wrecked had to slowly put their life back together.

When you step on a ship your not thinking about a plan if the ship sinks.

Out in the middle of the sea there’s not much you can do when a ship is sinking.

Having fear and crying out loud when you know your going to drown and breath in all water is a painful way of dying.

I would never step back on to a shit.

Knowing everyday my life will never be the same ill have to think of the things that not many other people has seen or see on a daily base.

Many of people don’t experience thing like this everyday and, many of people hasn’t had the fear of being on a sinking ship and, dying.

Something’s you can forget and move on from but ill never be able to forget the scared unhappy people I seen the day I thought I was going lose my life.

Thinking back to the day I wish I could made a difference in ones persons life and gave them the opportunity I had and got them to rescue as many people as

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