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Mass Violence

I realized there that I wasn't alone in this. 

Finding my Phoenix Feathers: Rising From the Ashes of Mass Violence

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Mass Violence

A hug from another survivor is different from someone who is trying to console you...you're not alone.

How Survivors of Mass Shootings Are Helping a New Generation Heal

VIA Deseret News
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Hurricane Katrina

Difficult doesn't mean impossible, you know, it just means difficult.

10 Years After Hurricane Katrina, Randy Adams Still Counts His Blessings

VIA NPR Audio Story
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Hurricane Katrina

The very first customer cried 'cause she said she never thought the Lower Ninth Ward was coming back.

In New Orleans’ Hardest-Hit Neighborhood, A Recovery — By Sheer Will

VIA NPR Audio Story
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Hurricane Katrina

I’ll be recovering for the rest of my life.

Hurricane Katrina: Story From a Survivor

VIA Huffington Post
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Hurricane Katrina

I can’t replace this place. It’s a part of who we are.

StoryCorps Griot: Surviving Katrina

VIA StoryCorps Audio Story
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Hurricane Katrina

We stayed together and we did what we had to do to try to protect the city.

Bobby Brown and Rufus Burkhalter

VIA StoryCorps Audio Story
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Hurricane Katrina

You don’t think those sort of things are important—until they’re not there.

John W. Taylor, Jr.

VIA StoryCorps Audio Story
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Hurricane Katrina

We're hanging in there, and that’s what really counts.

Roy Calabrisi and Anthony Calabrisi

VIA StoryCorps Audio Story
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Hurricane Katrina

Losing a family—I don’t think there’s any words for it.

Douglas P. deSilvey

VIA StoryCorps Audio Story
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Hurricane Katrina

It was probably the biggest leap of faith of my life.

Kiersta Kurtz-Burke and Justin Lundgren

VIA StoryCorps Audio Story
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