Heart and Soul: I was shot at school and wouldn’t change a thing

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  Were you afraid to die while you were on the floor in that bathroom?

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  Did that go through your head?

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  Yeah, it did.

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  So when I first got shot, my brain didn't think I got shot.

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  I mean, it's in school.

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  You don't expect to just walk around a corner and get shot,

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  you know, So I, it took me a while to process what had happened.

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  I actually did not know that I had been shot in the back until I was in the hospital.

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  My body was in enough shock and pain that I think I just hadn't thought about it.

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  If you could go back to that day in 2017 and choose not to go into that bathroom, would you?

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  I would definitely go into the bathroom again, which is such a weird thing to say,

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