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The Bullet Inside My Body: Surviving a shooting is just the beginning

Published 7 November 2018, 2:17 am
The New York Times asked survivors of mass shootings, from Parkland to Pulse, 'How does it feel to live with a constant reminder of the tragedy?'
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