April marks 30 years since the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, which killed 168 and injured hundreds. On Sunday, nearly 100 medical professionals and survivors gathered at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum to reflect on their roles in the aftermath.
“When the call goes out, that’s our training, it’s what we know to do and we show up,” said Dr. Brad Margo, President of the Oklahoma County Medical Society. “There were a lot of physicians that were involved that day.”
Many of those who rushed to the scene on April 19, 1995, reunited at the memorial to be honored for the lives they saved…