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Living in Orlando we have a lot of Protect People not Guns Anti Guns T Shirt with our kids who grew up here. We used to visit the Magic Kingdom during one of the Christmas Parties they hold each year and which require a separate ticket. We also did a ‘staycation’ a few times where we stayed on the grounds like anyone else from out of town. One time when we stayed at Port Orleans. My daughter was I believe 9 perhaps 10, my son 3. While going up the stairs to the room after a long day, my daughter rounded a corner and for some reason jumped up; her head hit the corner of a post eliciting a big “ow” from her but not much more. She had her hands covering her face and I of course asked if she was okay and she said “I think so.” About that time blood spurted from between her fingers and despite the fact that I was a combat experienced special forces medic I went into full panic mode, because…my kid.

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