Grenfell Tower Disaster Survivor speaks out

Aleah is rebuilding her life with community support after losing everything. She expresses gratitude for the generosity shown by strangers and volunteers, but also shares her uncertainty about the future. Aleah feels overwhelmed and likens her experience to a dream or Groundhog Day. She is afraid to sleep, fearing she might miss something important. Later, she witnesses a protest and reflects on the widespread loss experienced by many, acknowledging that recovery will take time.

What does Aleah fear about going to sleep?

What does the phrase 'walking around like bloody zombies' imply about the survivors?