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But when the immediate glow of relief fades, Glenn must grapple with the negative fallout of the accident.

As the months pass, a dark cloud of guilt forms over him.

But with time, Glenn manages to silence his demons.

He buys a new yacht with his insurance money and is soon back out on the water.

Some might have decided to quit sailing after what happened, but Glenn says he refuses to let the accident ruin the thing that has brought him so much joy over the years.

A year after the accident, Glenn assembles another crew and completes the voyage to Ningaloo that he set out on the previous May.

As they sail through the Durian Bay, close to the spot where they capsized the year before, they are greeted by a pod of dolphins leaping from the water.

As for Ruby, her next time on the water came six months after the accident.

Undeterred by her frightening ordeal, she enthusiastically agreed to join her dad on a short sailing trip off the coast near Busselton.

Next time on Real Survival Stories, can someone, quite literally, come back from the dead?

On a winter's evening in New Hampshire in 2011, David Dwyer is at home in his study when he notices that his wife Kelly hasn't come back from her walk in the woods.

Concerned, he straps on his snowshoes, grabs his torch, and heads out to look for her.

But the situation is more terrible than he can know.

Because Kelly isn't merely lost.

She has been in an awful accident.

She has fallen through the ice into freezing cold water, barely clinging on to life, submerged up to her neck.

As Kelly slips into a hypothermic stupor and her heart slows to a standstill, David will have to perform heroics to reach her in time.

How will he get her out without risking his own life too?

And what will be the consequences of Kelly's hours spent trapped beneath the ice?

That's next time on Real Survival Stories.