TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月26日 03時00分

Growing up in a military family, Cindy Chester had guns in her childhood home and learned from an early age that firearms needed to be handled safely. But she says she wasn’t prepared for the moment 10 years ago when her then boyfriend pointed a gun at her right leg and fired. Her wounds ended her 4½-month pregnancy and required amputation. At the time, her brother Sean Chester was serving in the Marine Corps in Iraq. The traumatic incident brought the siblings closer together, and years later they still share a faith in the protection provided by firearms. Now Cindy, 31, is a new mother who advocates for amputees and more broadly for women to be prepared to defend themselves. If she had owned a gun when she was attacked, she says, “maybe my story would have changed.” Hear Chester’s full story and explore all 245 voices at TIME.com/guns-in-america

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