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A brave 7/7 survivor has spoken about her horrific ordeal for the first time - in the hope that she can find and thank her 'guardian angel'.

Georgina Ferguson was a passenger travelling on the Circle Line tube that morning, and was stood in the carriage behind the bomb when it exploded.

The graphic designer recalls a man who helped her get out of the tube, and find a taxi after escaping from the underground tunnels.

(Image: Georgie F / YouTube)

Georgina, who lives in Tulse Hill in London with her partner John and their 18-month-old son Fergus, realised that she had never asked the man's name that day, and has never been able to thank him for his kindness.

Now, 10 years later, Georgina is ready to talk about her experience, in the hope that she can find her 'guardian angel' and express her gratitude.

Georgina said: "I was one of the Londoners involved in the King's Cross bombings.

(Image: Georgie F / YouTube)

"That morning I found myself on the carriage behind the one that was bombed, in which 26 people lost their lives."

Georgina admits that she because she has never spoken about her ordeal, many of her friends are unaware that she was even involved in the 7/7 horror.

She also remembers being completely unaware of what had actually happened down in the underground, with many speculating that there had been a fire.

(Image: Georgie F / YouTube)

In fact, news reports soon emerged that three bombers had detonated explosives on the London Underground in the first-ever suicide attack on British soil.

In total four bombs went off – the fourth on a double-decker bus in Tavistock Square – claiming the lives of 52 innocent men and women, and injuring more than 700 commuters.

Victims were emerging from the tunnels with black sooted faces, completely covered in dust from the tunnel walls.

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Georgina added: "A year ago, I realised that it was going to be the 10 year anniversary this July and decided that this would be a good time to share my experience.

"I am no wordsmith, so I thought it might be best to use animation to communicate my story. As a motion graphic designer this felt most appropriate to me.

"This is my story of Seven Seven, and how a stranger's kindness helped me get out and start to move on.

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"I never asked my guardian angel's name, something I regret, as I have never been able to really thank them. This animation is my way of giving them thanks - I really hope it can reach them."

Earlier this month, another 7/7 survivor was reunited with the medics who saved her life 10 years ago after she was forced to have both her legs amputated.