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"My community of people around me and the support of my friends and my family has just been amazing," said Scruggs, 23, who walked into a plane's propeller last year and lost her left hand and eye. Scruggs and her family sat down with TODAY's Erica Hill. (TODAY)

Nearly a year ago, blogger Lauren Scruggs, then 23, walked into a plane's propeller after a flight to look at Christmas lights, losing her left hand and eye. She and her parents talk about the terrible accident that changed Lauren's life forever. (TODAY)

In this excerpt from Natalie Morales' interview with Lauren Scruggs, the former model describes what she saw the first time she looked in the mirror after accidentally walking into a spinning plane propeller. (TODAY)

A year has passed since 20-year-old Indiana University student Lauren Spierer disappeared, and authorities still don't know what happened to her. Her parents Rob and Charlene and her older sister Rebecca talk with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie about how the family is coping and their continued search for answers. (TODAY)

Model Lauren Scruggs, who was injured by a plane propeller in December, took her first family vacation since the accident and shared new photos via Twitter. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports. (TODAY)

The parents of model Lauren Scruggs's parents, Jeff and Cheryl Scruggs, tell TODAY's Ann Curry that even though their daughter suffered devastating injuries, her faith and prayer will help her fight through this difficult time. (TODAY)

Actress Lauren Graham talks about the season premiere of NBC's "Parenthood" and the hilarity of dating the actor who plays her brother on the show. (TODAY)

The body of a woman has been recovered from an Indianapolis creek about 50 miles from where college student Lauren Spierer disappeared last month. NBC's John Yang reports. (TODAY)

The body of a woman has been recovered from an Indianapolis creek about 50 miles from where college student Lauren Spierer disappeared last month. NBC's John Yang reports. (TODAY)

Actress Lauren Bacall started her film career more than 65 years ago and was honored with an Oscar for lifetime achievement. She speaks with NBC's Anne Thompson about her life and career.