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MARJORIE: I kind of made my life focus on surfing
because I consider myself a surfaholic.
I live and breathe for surfing.
MARJORIE: I had bad news that my best friend Thelma
got murdered.
She was my surf partner,
my friend.
The most important person in my life here in Hawaii.
MARJORIE: My plan was to go and paddle out to surf
to cleanse and forget the whole sadness
at the incident with my best friend.
So I went surf to get myself
a little bit stronger.
I decided I’m gonna go just for 30 minutes
just to do closure this year
and I am gonna go for Thelma.
I turn and try to catch a wave.
Suddenly my life changed
180 degrees.
Something hit me.
I never in my mind thought it was a shark.
MARJORIE: Suddenly my life changed
in a matter of seconds.
I never see fin.
I never see shadow.
I felt something really hard on my leg.
It was just like boom.
I was in a shark jaws.
MARJORIE: Somehow my body reacted to pull it away.
But when I turned, I faced the shark.
It was eye to eye.
I felt that I was looking into his soul.
I was horrified feeling I'm on my own.
MARJORIE: My mind was just thinking the shark's coming back.
We have to get out of the water
I‘m bleeding.
MARJORIE: And the next thing I know I felt a really, really hardcore pain.
Harder than the shark biting my leg.
MARJORIE: Happy 2018 everyone.
I am okay, I’m alive.
I can hear a little bit of the fireworks
going on outside the hospital.
It was good to look at the clock
and see that you know I passed that
death to life again, you know, I survive.
KRISTY: We were on a total high about being married.
Our main aim that Friday was to
spend time together in the sea.
DENVER: We were young.
Just an exciting time, a happy time.
We just surfed and surfed and surfed.
We normally judge the shark activity
and the sardine run
by like how many birds are diving, the gannets.
This day was pretty mellow.
KRISTY: We couldn’t believe our luck that the sea was
as calm, as blue, and as beautiful as it was.
DENVER: I was sitting there and then...
this shark just swims straight underneath.
And, I’m like, what this is not happening.
And the shark just does this big u-turn
up around the side
and the shark disappeared.
As I put my legs down
the shark hits me
and swam me down to the bottom.
DENVER: I remember seeing the shark‘s
nose and head like on my leg.
It was like surreal.
And I remember just shouting,
I’ve just been bitten, I’ve just been bitten.
KRISTY: All of a sudden we saw the board
just being flipped in the air.
We didn’t realize at that stage
who had been attacked.
Selfishly, I immediately thought
oh I hope it’s not Denver.
DENVER: As I turned around and looked for my board
I saw my board literally 10 meters away from me.
He had bitten through my leg rope.
And then...
the shark came back
but through the back of my shoulder like
and his head was basically next to my head.
And just bit down again
and swam me down to the bottom.
I don’t remember the point where he
actually let me go,
but I do remember like resurfacing.
KRISTY: When I realized it was him
my heart just sank.
It was a horrible feeling of
being completely helpless.
KRISTY: I was just hoping that
that it wasn’t critical because
we had just got married there was no way
something could happen two weeks,
three weeks after our wedding.
It just wasn’t possible.
DENVER: Okay, so it’s quite distinct, um,
that was his, like, left side of the jaw.
And then his...
...rest of his jaw came back, right through to the back.
You can see this was the bad one
obviously, with the femoral artery inside there,
which was very lucky.
DENVER: That was the first one.
So the second one was, I’ll just show you,
So you can see the spacing.
So, one, two, so that was the three.
MARJORIE: Where that wave is breaking right there
that’s where the shark attacked me.
I love this place and
now it put, like, a scar in my heart.
I am challenged to heal that scar.
I never want to expose this
vulnerable...
...side of me.
DENVER: This was supposed to be the kick-start,
and now we get halted by this incident.
And so she...
...whoa.
KRISTY: When I saw his nightmares,
I would wake up with him shouting and shaking,
almost as if he was underwater.
And...
...absolute panic.
DENVER: Kristy’s reaction was complete support.
It’s like, we're going to get through this,
and we're going to surf again.
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