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The emotions surrounding surviving a plane crash can be intense: fear, sadness, anxiety, hopelessness, depression, guilt -- all of these and more may come up without warning, even years after the accident occurred. You may lose family and friends in a plane crash, and this may justifiably cause some of the feelings listed above. Some survivors find that their experience gives them a new, more positive outlook after the crash - and even a feeling that they've gotten a second chance at life. These people choose to look at themselves as a survivor rather than a victim. But, this is not easy for everyone.

If you or a loved one where in a plane crash and survived you may be experiencing trauma. Please follow this link for more information on recovery from trauma.

The following are news articles about plane crash survivors who are going through the recovery process.

• Roush Recovering from 2nd Plane Crash
• Recovering After a Plane Crashed into Their Home
• Plane Crash Sole Survivors

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