Carly Lewis

Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance

“kind woman and spectacular human being”

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What Would You Do If Your Husband Spent $46,000 on OnlyFans?

3 weeks ago | thecut.com | Carly Lewis

Photo-Illustration: The Cut; Photos: Getty Evelyn knew something was off. Her usually calm boyfriend of four years had become more irritable, slamming kitchen drawers if he couldn’t find what he was looking for and punching the dashboard of his car if he hit a red light. He’d also stopped wanting to have sex. She grew suspicious over how protective he’d become of his phone. “It was glued to him,” says Evelyn, who is 27.
Addicted to OnlyFans? Why Men Are Paying So Much Money

3 weeks ago | archive.ph | Carly Lewis |Cathy Horyn |Rebecca Traister

Photo-Illustration: The Cut; Photos: Getty This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. Evelyn knew something was off. Her usually calm boyfriend of four years had become more irritable, slamming kitchen drawers if he couldn’t find what he was looking for and punching the dashboard of his car if he hit a red light. He’d also stopped wanting to have sex. She grew suspicious over how protective he’d become of his phone.
‘Achamos que íamos morrer’: Como é viver com trauma de avião

2 months ago | estadao.com.br | Carly Lewis

Em janeiro de 2023, Shandy Brewer embarcou em um voo da Alaska Airlines de Portland, Oregon, para Ontário, Califórnia, a caminho da comemoração do aniversário de sua avó. Ela estava sentada na 11ª fileira, entre seu pai e um desconhecido. Pouco depois da decolagem, Brewer e os outros passageiros ouviram um estrondo. Ela não conseguiu ver que, 15 fileiras atrás dela, uma das portas do avião havia estourado, expondo os passageiros a 5 mil metros de altitude.
"Tothom pensava que moriríem": com es viu després d'un accident d'avió

Jan 12, 2025 | diumenge.ara.cat | Carly Lewis

Les mascaretes d'oxigen van caure del sostre i els passatgers van començar a resar. Brewer va pensar que s'estavellarien. L'avió va acabar realitzant un aterratge d'emergència a Oregon mentre ella abraçava el seu pare amb un braç i el desconegut amb l'altre, desitjant poder gravar un vídeo per acomiadar-se de la seva mare. Un any després, l'angoixa mental causada per aquells menys de 20 minuts de pànic a l'aire és una forma de lesió en si mateixa, explica Brewer, que té 30 anys.
‘Everyone thought we were going to die’: Living with flight trauma

Jan 2, 2025 | afr.com | Carly Lewis

Life & LuxuryTravelAir accidentNear misses can leave the victims with anxiety, triggered by seemingly innocuous actions such as browsing airfares or packing a suitcase. Carly LewisUpdated Jan 3, 2025 – 6.24am, first published at 5.00am or Subscribe to save articleEmailLinkedInTwitterFacebookSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber?
‘Everyone thought we were going to die’: Living with flight trauma

Nov 30, 2024 | nzherald.co.nz | Carly Lewis |Clayton Cotterrell

In January 2024, a door-sized section near the rear of an Alaska Airlines Flight blew out 10 minutes after take off, exposing passengers to open air at 16,000 feet. Photo / Getty ImagesExtreme turbulence, a blown-out door, an engine on fire: For passengers and crew members who have experienced in-air emergencies, the pain endures. In January, Shandy Brewer boarded an Alaska Airlines flight from Portland, Oregon, to Ontario, California, en route to her grandmother’s birthday celebration.
El trauma de volar tras un accidente

Nov 26, 2024 | milenio.com | Carly Lewis

En enero, Shandy Brewer abordó un vuelo de Alaska Airlines en Portland, Oregón, rumbo a Ontario, California. Iba sentada en la undécima fila, entre su padre y un desconocido. Poco después del despegue, Brewer y los demás pasajeros oyeron un fuerte estruendo. No alcanzó a ver que 15 filas detrás una de las puertas del avión estalló a casi 5 mil metros de altura. Las máscaras de oxígeno cayeron y los pasajeros empezaron a rezar. Brewer pensó que iban a estrellarse.
‘Todo el mundo pensaba que íbamos a morir’: vivir con el trauma de volar

Nov 26, 2024 | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Carly Lewis

Turbulencias extremas, una puerta reventada, un motor en llamas: para los pasajeros y tripulantes que han sufrido emergencias aéreas, el dolor perdura. El pasado enero, Shandy Brewer abordó un vuelo de Alaska Airlines en Portland, Oregón rumbo a Ontario, California, de camino a la celebración del cumpleaños de su abuela. Iba sentada en la undécima fila, entre su padre y un desconocido. Poco después del despegue, Brewer y los demás pasajeros oyeron un fuerte estruendo.
vivir con el trauma de volar

Nov 25, 2024 | nytimes.com | Carly Lewis

El pasado enero, Shandy Brewer abordó un vuelo de Alaska Airlines en Portland, Oregón rumbo a Ontario, California, de camino a la celebración del cumpleaños de su abuela. Iba sentada en la undécima fila, entre su padre y un desconocido. Poco después del despegue, Brewer y los demás pasajeros oyeron un fuerte estruendo. No pudo ver que 15 filas detrás de ella una de las puertas del avión había estallado, exponiendo a los pasajeros al aire libre a casi 5000 metros de altura.
‘Everyone Thought We Were Going to Die’: Living With Flight Trauma

Nov 25, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Carly Lewis

Share Last January, Shandy Brewer boarded an Alaska Airlines flight from Portland, Ore., to Ontario, Calif., en route to her grandmother’s birthday celebration. She was seated in the 11th row, between her father and a stranger. Shortly after takeoff, Ms. Brewer and the other passengers heard a loud bang.