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About 50 Pacific Northwest survivors of the Las Vegas massacre reunited in Seattle on Sunday, a little over three months after the tragic shooting left 58 dead and hundreds more injured.

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鈥淚t鈥檚 the first time a lot of them have had a chance to interact with each other and talk to people that could literally understand what they went through because they also went through it,鈥� Tom Tangney said on the Tom and Curley Show on Monday.

成人X站 7 News in attendance, including Steve Munoz, a Renton survivor of the shooting.

鈥淭his was a healing process to know that there was this many of us that were at the concert and were affected by it. You know, it hits home. It gets emotional. But just knowing that we鈥檙e all here and that we made it and that we鈥檙e here for each other has been helpful,鈥� Munoz told 成人X站 7.

Dennis Guerrero, a freelance photographer from California who also survived the shooting, was in Seattle capturing the event in photographs.

鈥淚鈥檓 trying to make sure that that guy doesn鈥檛 rob us anymore. That love always wins no matter what. That we always come forward, we always stand in the middle of the darkness and let people know that they鈥檙e not alone,鈥� Guerrero told 成人X站 7 News. 鈥淚 feel like every time we have one of these I get a piece of my soul back.鈥�

An event like Sunday鈥檚 really can bring healing to people who have suffered together in some way, said 成人X站 Radio’s John Curley. Curley said he’s reading a book called聽鈥淢ating in Captivity” that talks about the intimate bonds that can be formed between people who share in tragic events like the Las Vegas massacre.

鈥淚t鈥檚 a very unique linking chain that connects all of these people together into a real sense of intimacy that other people can鈥檛 possibly understand,” Curley said.