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ba, ba. and then when the door nobody started turning, it was just like a horror film. my life hasn't been the same ever since. >> i'm standing in the hallway of columbine high school where 15 years later one shooting survivor begins a remarkable journey of healing and understanding. it will force him to confront his deepest fears as he visits other school shooting sites around the country. >> we aren't alone. we're not as isolated as we sometimes think. >> to help heal the hurt he set out to meet other shooting survivors, sharing what they had lost. >> you are a victim when you have symptom, and they're going to hurt. >> celebrating what they had found. >> i am who i am because of this, but i can't be the girl who got shot for the rest of my life. >> doing together what they couldn't do alone. >> it's a gift that we were given. i feel completely changed. >>> sam is the kind of guy you'd be happy to call your friend. he's a 32-year-old filmmaker, lives in denver, loves his girlfriend sarah, loves his dog rocco, has been known to make his own beer from time to time. he loves his job as a camera assistant on commercial shoots, sometimes. sam likes silly clothes. he's got some silly moves. the man's got silly tattoos, too. one says silly hats only. he's an advanced hula ho-hoophu. he's known at ponder monster. he leaves little paintings around town. he calls himself a professional dream chaser. that's sam. for around 11 months out of every year. but then april rolls around. >> there's a particular smell in the air, it's like very sweet, you know. everything starts blossoming. it's a time when everything starts coming to life. and really all i can think about is death. >> sam, you see, is a graduate of columbine high school. and he was there on april 20, 1999, 15 years ago today. >> a mass shooting at an american school, this time a high school in suburban denver. at least two young men dressed in black trench coats entered the school and randomly opened fire. >> how do you see the anniversary? do you see it as a day? or a set of weeks? >> it's kind of like a time period. january goes by, february goes by, and then i start to get the feeling around march. >> and then you fall off a cliff? >> yeah. pretty much. it's more like hitting a brick wall, emotionally. and you can see it coming from a mile away. and it's that anticipation of april is that wall coming. >> every year sam hopes he can break the cycle, but so far he has failed to come to terms with that tragic day. sam was a 17 year old junior then. he was sitting in the cafeteria, studying for a test when the shooting began, and soon found himself trapped in a room with 17 other people, hiding from the shooters. >> i heard this boom. and it still didn't really connect. and then i heard a couple more, like baba. and then i scramble around the corner and into the kitchen. and when i get back there, there's a woman cafeteria worker pulling a door open. the room is packed with people. and i turn around, i close the door. and naturally, you're going to want to lock the door. so i look at this handle, and there's no lock at all. we could hear the voices and the explosions and gunshots getting closer and closer. >> the memories. they have haunted sam to this day. >> some people might have the notion that, you know, it's been ten years, it's been 15 years. why aren't you over it already. and it doesn't really work like that. these memories are just as powerful as physical scars. >> no one can understand sam's inner struggle better than his columbine classmates and his principal, frank deangeles. >> sam is still processing what has happened and still having some difficulties. is it common? are you all still finding the same thing? >> sometimes you feel great, and you almost think that everything's

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