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Who could get out of that situation? I could

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hear the explosions, I didn't know what was happening.

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It's just a matter of self-preservation, get myself

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out of there. We get to ask questions

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that most would never ask. And

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because of that, we get told

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things most would never hear about. And

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I couldn't get my gun out, I'm sort of

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fighting with him. He's stabbing me. Maybe he just

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hit his head on the ground when he went

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down, maybe he's okay. I saw that

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she wasn't in a very good way. Yeah, this

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will be difficult for me to talk about. What

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draws us to these stories is

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the strength of the people coming out the

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other side of what they've been through. But

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it was eight years before I processed

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what happened in the siege. There is

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a way, it's not going to be

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easy. You might have pitfalls, but you've

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got to keep going. I'm not going

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to let it beat me or define

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me. So even though these

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are stories of the unthinkable, they

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are also stories of hope. You've

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got to be the best for you first before you can

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be the best for someone else.