They survived one of the worst mass shootings in US history. What life looks like 10 years later | CNN

Ten years after Pulse, survivors describe a life shaped by ongoing physical and emotional recovery rather than closure. The 2016 attack at Orlando's Pulse nightclub killed 49 people and injured more than 50, transforming a beloved Pride month venue into a permanent memory for many. At just before 2 a.m., more than 300 revelers were present when gunfire erupted; the shooter was stopped later that night, and the incident was investigated by the FBI as terrorism and a hate crime. Names such as Keinon Carter and his friend Antonio Brown, and Tiara Parker, anchored the community's grief and resilience, with Brown among those killed. Carter endured injuries that linger daily, while Parker faced survivor's guilt amid a slower path to healing.