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Tornado survivors invited to share their stories

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HENRYVILLE, IN (WAVE) - Survivors of the March tornadoes that killed 13 people across southern Indiana are getting a chance to share their stories.

Organizers of the long term recovery group March 2 Recovery have planned three public discussions beginning Thursday.

During the discussions survivors can share their stories and how they've been affected.

The goal is to help people rebuild their emotional and spiritual lives.

Thursday's session will be held at Emmanuel United Methodist Church on Old State Road 3 in Otisco.

The session begins at 7 p.m.

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