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Submission text: My daughter was watching Marathon with my wife's sister. When I was watching TV, I got call from my wife, "where is Jessica? Is she home yet?". From her voice, I felt that she was so worry. She just could not wait to find where my daughter was. I tried to call my daughter's cell phone. There was no response. I guessed it might be too much phone call so the phone call could not pass through. I was wondering what was happen to her. After litter while, from TV report I noticed that all cell phone signal was shut off by safety reason. I felt so hopeless by then. I waited and waited. Finally my daughter came back home with my wife's sister. Both them were safe. I was relived. They told me that they just left event before bombing happened. Although I was relieved, but I felt bad for these got injured in the event. The world should be peaceful place for everyone. Why someone promote hate instead of love? If everyone can do little to send love instead of hate, this world would be different.
Crowdsourced submission originally received via the Our Marathon "Share Your Story" page.
