Stephanie Bowitt interviewed 60 minutes after 30 months of intensive care for 3 burns (Photo: 60 minutes).

A woman who suffered 70% of three burns following a volcanic eruption in New Zealand presented for the first time in two and a half years.

Stephanie Brobit, 26, from Melbourne, spent two weeks in a coma in December 2019 after the White Island explosion.

The disaster killed Father Paul, 21 people, and 22 people, including Crystal.

Stephanie said that after removing her compression mask within 30 months and 60 minutes of treatment, “I experienced much more than I expected in my life.”

“I’m tougher than I ever thought,” he added.

“I think I learned that the struggle to survive is a reality. I fought every day to survive, but only to recover myself. I know that I am in myself. I did not do it”.

At the time of the eruption, a total of 47 people lived on the island, and black smoke billowed from the center, separating Stephanie, Paul, and the Crater of Glass.

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Stephanie said:

“It came from behind and got louder and louder. The closer I got, the more stones I heard. I heard all the rocks hitting the ground and people screaming.”

“I didn’t think I would survive… I thought I would die.”

Crystal’s body was later recovered by the recovery team, but Father Paul died from his injury.

When a volcano erupts on White Island, a mountain of ash rises into the air.

A volcano erupted on White Island in December 2019, killing 22 people (Photo: AFP)

A square graphic photo of a woman with shredded meat and severe burns. Her hair is burned and the skin on her back is bright red.

Melbourne residents spent two weeks in a coma due to serious injuries (Photo: 60 minutes)

A white woman with long blonde hair is interviewing someone behind the camera.

Stephanie is now an advocate for burns, saying, “No one should be ashamed of their scars” (Photo: 60 minutes).

A white woman with long blonde hair raises her right hand to her face. She can see that all three of her fingers have been amputated below the joints, and after being burned, her skin has a reddish-pink color.

Stephen had his finger amputated after the incident (Photo: 60 minutes)

60 minutes into the show, Stephanie shared a graphic image of a post-tragedy burn that removed layers of skin from her head, back, arms, legs and body.

He needed some skin grafts and his finger was amputated.

Fans have “shared the story of her fight” ever since Stephanie shared the latest information about her recovery with millions of followers on social media.

“If I can make a difference in one person’s life, that means everything to me,” he said.

“No one should be ashamed of their scars as it is their fight.

“Everyone needs to feel comfortable in their skin, so I hope they can continue to learn to be comfortable in their skin no matter what.”

Stephanie and her mother, Marie, are currently suing cruise ship provider Royal Caribbean for the physical and mental anguish they experienced while working for the company.

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