on a simple chain around her neck danika weeks wears her most prshs possession. >> it may be the only piece of him i have that'ssoclose to us. >> reporter: on march 7th last year her husband paul kissed the family good-bye at perth international airport and asked her to look after his wedding ring. he was heading to a mine site via kuala lumpur and said if anything should happen to him, the ring would go to the son who married first. the next day, paul boarded mh-370. >> my life stopped that day, and so that's what i remember of my life. i'm purely now, i'm coping. wouldn't call it coping. it's existing. >> reporter: for 12 months the mother two of has been desperately searching for answers, unable to come to terms with the fact her husband is gone. >> you creatior own scenarios in your heads and you can't be able to think that someone, your best friend your amazing husband, you know the father of my children went through any of that. not knowing really just destroys you. >> reporter: she knows the likelihood of paul walking through the door is slim but she holds an to eternal hope. >

>> this was done -- >> reporter: with mementos of pauls scattered around the house, danika refuses toccept she may never know what happened to her husband. >> i'll never stop searching for him. he gave everything to us. he's amazing. and so if i know if the shoe was on the other foot, he wouldn't stop looking for me. and i'll never stop looking for him either. >> reporter: it's just unbearable pain and grief that these families are going through every single day. and it's just heartbreaking that these families have no answers as to what happened to their loved ones. >> yeah. anna coren there for us in kuala lumpur. thank you very much, anna. it's so difficult to watch that. >>> still to come here on cnn newsroom commemorating a dark day in american history with words of hope and inspiration. the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. that's next. nnouncer ] you're smart about protecting your identity. but you can't control everything. it seems like every day there's another data breach, like this one in the news right now. according to a recent study, one in three consumers who received d

one of those people being danika wicks whose husband paul was aboard mh-370. take a listen to what she told me earlier. >> i'll never stop searching for him. he gave everything to us. he's amazing and so i know if the shoe was on the other foot he wouldn't stop looking for me. i'll never stop looking for him either. >> reporter: danika like so many other families concerned that once the search of the priority zone is completed at the end of may that the search will be called off. it's really a grave fear. the malaysian prime minister coming out today saying malaysia is committed to the search. you know, the world deserves answers. the families deserve answers to what is the greatest aviation mystery. >> it is a mystery. everybody is curious about it. at the end of the day it is these families that matter so much. it's hard to see what they're going through. anna coren, great story. thank you so much. >>> while malaysian officials say they are still committed to finding flight 370, australian prime minister tony abbott says the search simply cannot go on foreve

one of those people terrified that would happen is danika weeks who is an australia woman whose husband paul was on board mh-370. take a listen what she had to stay. >> i'll never stop searching for him. he gave everything to us. he is amazing. and so if i know if the shoe was on the other foot, he wouldn't stop looking for me. and i'll never stop looking for him either. >> reporter: it's just heart breaking listening to her pain, to her grief. and it doesn't stop. it's not going to stop, because, you know, these people have no answers whatsoever. >> because of that, you just can't reconcile anything. anna core n, thank you so much. >>> david sushi is the author of "malaysia airlines flight 370." david, what is your reaction to what anna just referred to there, the australia prime minister's comments that this search cannot go on forever. do you believe search crews are going to find the aircraft in the priority zone? >>, you know, i'm hopeful that it will. the first part of the priority zone that has been searched, the 9,000 square miles, is the highest probably area. as they go furthe

. >> reporter: on a simple chain around her neck danika wears her most precious possession. >> it's the only piece of his that we are close to. >> reporter: he kissed her goodbye and asked her to look after his wedding ring. he was heading to a mine site in kuala lumpur and he said if anything happened to him, the ring would go to the son who married first. >> my life stopped that day, so that's what i remember of my life. i'm purely now i'm existing people stay you ear cope're coping. >> for 12 months the mother of two has been desperately searching for answers, unable to come to terms with the fact her husband is gone. >> you have be here to think that someone, your best friend, you maybe husband, and the father of my children went through any of that. i don't want that for him. and it's the not knowinga inging that really eholds you. >> reporter: she holds on to eternal hope. >> if i'm alone, i think if he comes back i look at our wedding pictures if he comes back it would be amazing. our kids have grown too much it's been 11 months since paul left and we're coming up on his second t