"Surviving a plane crash [...] introduces incongruous thoughts you never imagined could exist in your brain. You feel horrified and devastated by the tragedy surrounding you, yet simultaneously, you also feel relieved at your survival. And despite that relief, you question why you survived. And when that survivor's quilt gains so much as a toehold in your mind, you find yourself wracked by it. [...] It becomes a constant, unrelenting struggle—finding and coming to terms with grief and joy, pain and relief, depression and a renewed will to live—all at once.