The family of the Kiwi mum killed at Dreamworld have spoken of their struggle since the tragedy.
Former Kawerau woman Cindy Low was one of four people who died when a six-person raft on the Thunder River Rapids ride flipped on a wooden conveyor belt. The 42-year-old's son Kieran, 10, and another child were thrown clear and survived.
In a statement, Low's family said they were struggling to "put one foot in front of the other", the Sydney Morning Herald reported.
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"We have spent every day trying to put one foot in front of the other, and it is extremely hard," they said.