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It brings more clarity to the situation for those of us who were far away to see pictures and hear stories from those who were. Seeing the scenes on the television news and listening to reporters was horrendous enough, but the real life testimonies like yours and others here are just so heartbreaking.

I think it's our responsibility to bear witness to it and make sure that our spirit and resolve never waver.

I wasn't even supposed to be out there that early, but I left very early that morning to vote in the primaries. For a while afterward, I couldn't understand why it felt like I *had* to be there -- that I was put there to witness it -- but my dad said that perhaps it was so that I could tell the story and make sure that we never forget what happened and why we're at war.

Words fail me. As horrible as the pictures on tv have been, I simply cannot imagine what it must have been like to have witnessed it in person.

May God bless each of you who were there and give you peace. But please remain steadfast in your mission to see that this is never forgotten ... or distorted by the media!!!

We care! Our words are so feeble but please know how much we care!