Parkland Shooting Survivor Details Being Shot 4 Times

Parkland school shooting survivor Madeline Wilford details how he shot her 4 times. "I was shot four times in my right arm, my right lung, some of my ribs on my right side and I had surgery on the right side of my abdomen," Wilford said. "I still have troubling breathing with my right lung."

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[kbo]

Shot 4 times….and she walked in that courtroom without hesitation. Thank you for giving your testimony. I’m so happy to see that you have kept going and didn’t let that monster’s actions hold you back.

[heyman]

The fact she's in college and back in a classroom setting is so remarkabley courageous. May she fully recover and achieve anything she puts her mind to

[fancyclancy]

What a brave young woman. Walked in with her head held high. May these victims get their justice.

[Axolotl]

I love how she walked in with her head up & how they all left immediately but not like victims who want to get away. More like people who feel he doesn’t deserve their presence or something of that nature. They’re strong people. I like that.

[diazcamposalizadaniela]

She was the most wounded survivor, she was not breathing when police arrived, Fortunately she survived and is wonderful how strong Maddy is.

[dragoon]

It's so good to see someone who survived and has managed to get her live back in order. I hope she has a good life.

[alanw]

After being shot 4 times and able to walk/move swiftly like that. And give a testimony without shedding a tear. Amazing

[IfAllElseFails_Ctrl_Alt_Del]

She walked in there with a purpose. All of these unbelievably strong women & men, deserved better. Their youth & sense of security was stolen from them. Thank you for the strength you showed, & for speaking for the victims, that can no longer tell their story.

[micah]

To face him after what she went through takes an incredible amount of courage. Huge amount of respect for her

[Akacsh]

Her chin never wavered and remained held high. truly a strong woman. she’s literally a warrior glad she’s doing okay

[guyfromnj]

I can’t imagine what she went through. The fear. I don’t understand why anyone would want to make someone else feel that way. Or to take a life for that matter. It’s disgusting to me. I don’t get how anyone can do this.

[grantv]

Not only is it amazing to realize this girl survived being shot 4 times but its truly amazing that first responders got to her, discovered her and got her out in time to give her a fighting chance. They could’ve given up given the trauma. Let’s not forget there’s a medical team after them that saved her as well. I hope this girl can move on and has a wonderful life.

[MattMBZ]

Wow. What a brave girl. I hope she received some closure from this. There's nothing like confronting someone who has harmed you.

[SA-wrbp]

WOW she is a walking miracle. Having to put myself through all that court crap would be the absolute LAST thing I think I could pull off after such an event. She is so strong for being there and being so composed and professional. She’s going to get far in life. Bless her!

[anthonymartinez]

She got shot 4, times her arm, her lung, her abdomen, that all required a surgery, and super painful recovery and still suffering to recover. People are just plain evil, even the ones who make up stories to ridicule others falls allegations over jealousy. This young man did not have any reasons to hurt and kill anyone. Nothing changes the reality of his poor actions against humanity.

[wlmdkzk]

It’s inspiring to see how strong she looked, you could see her confidence in her eyes. A true survivor 🙏 warrior

[mattkinney]

She’s so strong for doing that. Reliving something like that would be incredibly hard to do. Glad she is recovering well as she can be.

[jironk]

I noticed she walked right out after and her family followed suit glad to hear she’s in college what an amazing young lady hope god restores her health

[NixieEppler]

The resilience of this woman is awe inspiring. To go through something like this and go on to not skip a beat and further your education, and live your life anyways. I’m glad she got the opportunity to make him hear what he did to her.

[mnezklv]

People really need to remember what remains after recovering from gunshot wounds. You can see her walk and carry herself as if nothing happened to her, but there are still life threatening burdens remaining which were mentioned during her testimony. All too often people don't think about the burdens left on a person from life threatening injury recoveries if the person isn't in a wheelchair or doesn't have an amputation.