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Seven years ago started as a normal Friday morning. After getting Dylan and Jake on the bus, I did chores until I left for an exercise class. While driving to class, I felt a sharp pain in my stomach, so bad that I almost pulled over to the side of the road, convinced I was...pic.twitter.com/1RFk10oa3l
going to be ill. It quickly passed. Looking back, I still wonder about that moment. Was it my imagination? A woman’s intuition? Or did I feel the moment my 6-year-old son’s life was taken, shot five times in his first-grade class at Sandy Hook School?...
During my class, the call came from a friend. A shooting at our school.She was scared and asked me to go find her son. I collapsed to the floor.Friends picked me up and one drove me to the school.I found my other friend’s son. I felt joy at finding my eldest, my 8-year-old boy...
I did not find Dylan. Then, like many other parents, I was asked to go to the back room of the fire house. And so the waiting began. And more waiting. And then…agony. Seven years ago started as a normal Friday morning. And nothing has ever been normal since....
This is why we do what we do at Sandy Hook Promise and Dylan’s Wings of Change. This is a story no parent should need to tell. This unbearable grief is one that families should not feel. Children should be included, protected and safe...
Saturday, 12/14, marks 7 years since the Sandy Hook tragedy. Learn more about each family at http://mysandyhookfamily.org . And learn more about how we choose to honor Dylan by visiting http://dylanswingsofchange.org and http://sandyhookpromise.org . Thank you. @sandyhook @DylansWings
Every time I hear Dylan's story my heart breaks once again for you and everyone else affected by this horrible tragedy. I am in awe of the courage you must have to be able to share his story. Keep on fighting the good fight. There are millions of us who support you.
So well said.
Sending you an abundance of love and light. I’m so sorry for your loss, and everyone who was lost that day in Newtown.pic.twitter.com/cum4GztfV9
How about instead of "thoughts and prayers" you motivate those in power to DO SOMETHING about this bloodshed?
That most certainly was. Bless you.
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