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It has officially been one year since the Valentine’s Day school shooting in Parkland FL. In the last 365 days there have been walkouts, marches and rallys but the scars remain for the students and their families. Many of the survivors and those that survive the victims, spoke out on social media. Take a look at some of the tweets below:
Alyssa
Beigel
Martin
Nick
Feis
Jaime
Hixon
Luke
Cara
Gina
Joaquin
Alaina
Meadow
Helena
Alex
Carmen
Peter #parkland— Lauren Hogg (@lauren_hoggs) February 14, 2019
People are bringing flowers, balloons and signs to the memorial garden in front of the school. 17 lives were taken one year ago today. #MSDStrong #ParklandSchoolShooting pic.twitter.com/IQ1QY8T9Mc
— Edna Ruiz (@ednaruiztv) February 14, 2019
A year ago today I lost my Princess Meadow. Everyday hurts the same as the first.
Meadow, my life will never be the same without you, but I’ve been fighting everyday to make sure this never happens again.
I promise you I’ll #FixIt pic.twitter.com/OAYWNCvTo4
— Andrew Pollack (@AndrewPollackFL) February 14, 2019
My sweet baby cousin survived the #ParklandSchoolShooting. She suffers from PTSD. She does her homework in her closet because it’s an enclosed space and she feels safe there. This isn’t the freedom I want for her. Is it the freedom you imagined for the children in your lives?
— Melissa Warner (@ProducerMelissa) February 14, 2019
It was not supposed to be the the last time I would see Jaime. For those who still want to deny the reality of gun violence, my daughter IS Jaime Guttenberg. I will be visiting her today at the cemetery. Jaime, I love you forever and miss you every second of every day.
— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) February 14, 2019
On February 14th, 2018 the Parkland community lost 17 lives in a tragic and preventable act of gun violence. Everything we have done and everything we will do is for them. #MSDStrong pic.twitter.com/pnaOwTSD2c
— March For Our Lives (@AMarch4OurLives) February 13, 2019
In the 365 days since the Valentines Day massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland Florida, there have been 349 mass shootings in the United States. According to Gun Violence Archive (@gundeaths on Twitter) more than 42,000 Americans have been killed or injured by gun violence and more than 3,400 of those are kids and teens aged 0-17.
Here is a summary of American gun violence in the year since the #ParklandSchoolShooting. pic.twitter.com/g4MEmAOcdq
— Gun Violence Archive (@GunDeaths) February 14, 2019
Watch this clip from CBS This Morning as one student reflects on the last year and says she still does not feel safe. Our hearts are with the victims and their families on this tragic day.
