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## Key Facts

- It was pretty stressful for them," Naylor said.168 people were killed in the bombing, including 19 children."My mom said I was being held by a really nice lady and she still doesn't know who that person was," Naylor said
- I think it's one of the reasons why I was very idealistic and wanted to go into medicine in the first place," Naylor said
- Naylor will be specializing in pediatrics at OU Med to help save children just like her."In pediatrics, you really have the opportunity to step into a young person's life and make a big impact on their health.
- I think it's one of the reasons why I was very idealistic and wanted to go into medicine in the first place," Naylor said.

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OKC Bombing survivor to become a doctor

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PERSON

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Survivor of Oklahoma City Bombing to become doctor 27 years later

the OKC Bombing

the Oklahoma City Bombing

Madison Naylor

Naylor

Murrah

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City

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