Paris attacks survivors talk of broken relationships and lives filled with fear in the aftermath

This court-sketch made shows Salah Abdeslam (R), the prime suspect in the November 13, 2015 Paris attacks, and co-defendants Mohamed Amri (L) and Mohamed Abrini (C) on the first day of the trial of the November 2015 Paris attacks'. AFP - BENOIT PEYRUCQ

This week, the Paris attacks trial will hear the testimonies of 70 victims and their families. If the tragic facts remain the same, the individual experiences of the night of 13 November 2015, and of life since, are unique.

One young man, who almost lost his leg and his life at the Bataclan, spoke of the powerful solidarity of the injured who shared his long road to recovery at the Central Military Hospital in Paris. He was a patient there for 18 months.