When tragedy strikes it does not hit you until you see it with your own eyes yet alone endure it in your own history. Each day mankind must live in the silent battle between good and evil. On December 14th of 2012 in Newton, Connecticut evil won. Twenty children were fatally shot all between the ages of six and seven years old, as well as six adult staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Prior to the shooting Adam Lanza, the shooter, shot and killed his mother in their own home. One can ask themselves countless times, what kind of person would do such a thing but then you realize no matter what you will never find an answer. Grief arises when you realize how many lives were affected by this tragedy and how much sadness now rests in thought and history.
Tina Wooden, age 38, was a witness to the Sandy Hook trauma. While being a witness to this incident, her life changed immediately. She opened her eyes to what was going on around her and allowed her mind to ponder on the idea that you should never miss an opportunity to tell your child, “I Love You”. She learned that though you may never go back and change what has been said and done you can always learn the lesson to make things better by making a change in the world. Tina had a mission and intended on pursuing what she wanted in life no matter the …show more content…
Tina loved her job but was unaware of the life lesson she was about to receive. Five years after giving birth to Isaiah was the year she’d value life more than ever. On December 14th, 2012 a nationwide tragedy occurred the Sandy Hook Elementary School. Tina became frantic with the news being that she was only down the street and her youngest son went to school near the elementary school. While at work, she was deeply upset as she learned about the events at work and more importantly her son’s