I Have A Fear Of Guns Now Boy Describes Surviving Shooting

By switzerlandersing On Sep 10, 2025

'We Don't Want Our Son To Be Another US Gun-death Statistic'

'We Don't Want Our Son To Be Another US Gun-death Statistic' Cnn published this video item, entitled “‘i have a fear of guns now’: boy describes surviving shooting” – below is their description. Cnn’s laura coates speaks with 8 year old edward timothy and his mother about surviving the uvalde school shooting.

Teen Poets Speak Out On Gun Violence

Teen Poets Speak Out On Gun Violence This story is part of a kxan series of reports called “ stop mass shootings,” providing context and exploring solutions surrounding gun violence in the wake of the deadly uvalde school. Yura nechyporenko, a 14 year old ukrainian boy, recounts an alleged shooting by a russian soldier against him and his father, which the parent did not survive. now, the family is seeking. The father of a child who survived wednesday’s school shooting in minneapolis says his daughter is in a “state of complete fear” and “traumatized,” adding that stronger gun regulations. More from @the sayuri rin @the sayuri rin.

16 US Children Hospitalized With Gunshot Wounds Each Day | CNN

16 US Children Hospitalized With Gunshot Wounds Each Day | CNN The father of a child who survived wednesday’s school shooting in minneapolis says his daughter is in a “state of complete fear” and “traumatized,” adding that stronger gun regulations. More from @the sayuri rin @the sayuri rin. A harrowing state of events unfolded for a teen who survived a shooting incident on february 2nd, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down. this incident raises urgent questions about gun violence and its impact on young lives. And now, i write to future gun violence survivors as a 17 year old. over the past 10 years, i have struggled with ptsd, anxiety, and depression. After offering these reflections on the actions of individuals during and immediately after my father’s shooting, i now turn to the responses which followed its aftermath, and hope to consider which (if any) of my opinions on the long–term response would be different today.