Dunblane a Decade on

[mushumadness]

Is anyone else watching this?

Its only been on ten minutes and I am already in tears, those poor children, I was only 14 when this happened, and just like then I still cant grasp how a human being could do that to innocent children and their teacher. I was said the day after that every parent in the world hugged their child a little tighter after that day and I think thats what will happen tonight

they are definatly in my thoughts tonight

god bless them

 

[Minniespal]

Will not be watching this. At the time of the incident we lived in Stirling which is very near to Dunblane. Can still remember hearing all the police cars and ambulances rushing to scene.

 

[mushumadness]

i do not mean to upset

I just think its something that should be remembered. I am watching it now as I dont remember it then, apart from school sending flowers

 

[wilma-bride]

I have had to switch it off as it is just so, so sad

 

[vicky1bfc]

Very,very sad.

 

[Laurafoster]

I was only 10 when it happened so i dont really remember that much, It really is so sad for all those poor families!

 

[disneyangel]

I remember being on holiday in Ireland with my Mum when this happened. We couldn't believe it had happened especially in such a small community. We had friends that grew up in Dunblane and had visited them over the years. I haven't watched tonights programme as I am more prone to tears since having DD but I do think it's important to remember what happened. These children should now have been turning 16 and instead had their lives cut short.

 

[Joanne UK]

My daughter is the same age now as those poor angels were at the time. It's just too horrific to contemplate - how do you ever get over something like that?

 

[Minniespal]

i do not mean to upset

You didn't Anna.

 

[carolfoy]

It was awful wasn't it? I can remember being at home after giving birth to Callum, as the news broke on the telly I just hugged him so very tight thinking I never wanted to let him go out into the big bad world. It was truly terrible..

 

[Laurafoster]

It really was awful but what makes it even worse is that it is still to easy for people to get hold of guns. My friend works for the police in Birmingham and she says they end up confiscating about 20 guns each month! Its terrifying to think that something as awful as that could happen again.

 

[wideeyes]

It really upsets me just to even think about it as I can not help but think how I would live if some one took my little girl away from me in such a horrific way.