Lewiston shooting survivor rebuilds life with unbreakable resolve [Video]

For Ben Dyer, each day since the Lewiston mass shooting has been a step toward healing wounds, both seen and unseen.”It’s a matter of being able to do things, or learn things — or relearn to do things,” Dyer said.It was a passion for cornhole that brought Dyer to Schemengees Bar & Grille Restaurant on the night of Oct. 25, 2023.“I actually was there as a sub. So I was there just out of circumstance, just playing the game, and all hell broke loose,” Dyer said.Surrounded by dozens of others in the middle of that chaotic hell, Dyer looked up and saw the gunman.“The only thing I truly remember is looking Robert Card in the face when he took my finger off because I looked up at him from 11 yards away and he pulled up to shoot me in the face, and I put my hands up and ducked,” …