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we first met kim schubert and jennifer mcgrath days after the shooting when they describe the violence and could not believe they survived. two years later they say the trauma has only deepened because the initial shock has worn off. both women are in therapy still working through their memories. >> i was seeing people in wheelbarrows my thought was, with the wheelbarrow come from? not why was there a body in it. my mind cannot process that. >> a big part of me was left on that field. still need. i still go to concerts and enjoy myself but it's with so much fear. >> the best friends are not business partners in real estate and say their children also keep them busy. women also got matching tattoos to express their strength and determination after surviving such a traumatic experience. >>> after the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival, city officials are now considering hosting a gun buyback event. it was requested by the people in the community and the gary police chief is supporting the idea. supporters say a gun buyback event could be something positive and healing for gilroy

we first met friends, kim schubert and jennifer mcgrath, days after the shooting when they describe the violence and cannot believe they survived. two years later they say the trauma has only deepened because the initial shock has i still working through their memories. >> when i was seeing people in wheelbarrows my thought was, where did the wheelbarrow come from? not why is there a body in it. my mind cannot process that. >> a big part of me was left on that field. i'm still me. i still go to concerts and i enjoy myself but it's with so much fear. >> the friends are now business partners in real estate and say their children also keep them busy. the women also got matching tattoos to express their strength and determination after surviving such an experience. >>> after the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival, city officials are now considering hosting a gun buyback event. it was requested by people in the community and the gilroy police chief supports the idea. supporter save a gun buyback event would be positive and help heal in gilroy after the tragedy. the gilroy dispatch n