Isabella Crawford, 20, spent the flight home in and out of the toilet as blood poured out of her open wounds, fearing she wouldn't make it home alive, ITV News reports. This report contains images and details which some viewers may find distressing. Bombarded with cosmetic surgery ads across her social media and a promise of being more confident, Isabella Crawford "just wanted to feel better" about herself when she made the decision to undergo procedures in Turkey. Report by Czubalam. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00I just remember seeing my body and I was just black and blue. I don't know how I survived that.
00:07I felt like in an experiment to see how far the body can be pushed.
00:11That's the only way I can describe it.
00:17So we're doing a walk and we walk through the corridors and there was other girls like me in
00:23bandages, black and blue and they just looked so sad. I felt like we're all there for the same reasons
00:35and we're willing to put ourselves through so much pain just to feel okay.
00:39As soon as we're in the air I was just pouring of blood and liquid all over and I just remember
00:44looking at the time and I thought I'm going to die on this flight. I'm not going to make it home
00:50without my mum and I just kept getting up to go to the toilet just to sit on the toilet and let all the
00:58blood and liquid just pour out my stomach and I was just so glad when my plane touched the floor
01:04that I had made it home because now there's a chance I can go see my mum and say goodbye.
01:11So I remember just me and Fawkes was just getting home alive and telling her and saying how sorry I am
01:17and I remember knocking on the door and she opened the door
01:21and she was just horrified, she was like what's happened and I explained to her what I'd done
01:27and she took us upstairs and she stripped us off naked, got all the
01:31blood and the bodily fluids off us and she was like I think we need to ring for help.