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Three children among 14 people who were shot and survived Halloween night are moving on with their lives, completing schoolwork, attending day care and even celebrating a 12th birthday nearly a month after the West Side mass shooting, relatives said.

The mothers of the three — an 11-year-old girl and brothers who are 3 and 13 — shared the heartbreaking details with the Tribune as they begin the long process to rebuild their lives.

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