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Hospitals Are Trying To Do What Politicians Haven't: Stop Gun Violence [huffpost.com]

 

CHEVERLY, Md. ― When Che Bullock awoke in a hospital in August 2013, the first thing he felt was grateful to be alive. He’d been stabbed 13 times outside a nightclub in the Washington, D.C., area and taken by helicopter to a medical center, where doctors performed lifesaving surgery.

Bullock’s sense of relief quickly faded, first into physical pain and anxiety, then into fear and finally into a rage toward his attackers.

“It was kind of like they put a hit out on me,” said Bullock, now 30. He recalled friends coming to his hospital room to stand guard.

[For more on this story by Nick Wing, go to https://m.huffpost.com/us/entr...e4b01a01d68aadc6/amp]

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