article_snippet.sent: Maili Tamang, 62, is alive, but surveys the desolation the quake has wreaked on her life.
article_snippet.sent: us find her sitting as close as her can to the ruins of the house that her built with her late husband.
article_snippet.sent: her's petite and frail but hardened by life.
article_snippet.sent: her leg, bandaged and suppurating, is stretched out in front of her.
article_snippet.sent: her periodically flicks at the flies that have settled on the blood- and pus-soaked dressing.
article_snippet.sent: I just want to cry, all I feel is hurt " her says, showing us where her was the moment the quake struck.
article_snippet.sent: her late husband died years ago, but her extended family lived here with her until Saturday.
article_snippet.sent: Another tremor brought this down and her had to extricate her from the rubble and crawl up an embankment.
article_snippet.sent: The younger woman, trapped in the wreckage after the roof fell in on her, eventually clawed her way out.
article_snippet.sent: Now her is back, wondering what the next step for her is.
article_snippet.sent: And I saw She, blood was trickling from She mouth and She was covered in cuts.
article_snippet.sent: All he has left now is a picture in he phone; a chubby-faced toddler, wearing oversized sunglasses.
article_snippet.sent: I ask one of the young women, Osminda Koirale, with me if She has seen any sign of outside help.