A year after the Paris attacks, the survivors of the carnage and those who lost loved ones are doing their best to live up to the city's Latin motto and not be dragged under by anger and fear. "We are the ones left behind, stalked by the same shadow, united by the idea that we must not be killed a second time," said Antoine Leiris, the young father who penned a poignant, widely-shared Facebook message three days after the death of his wife in the massacre, vowing not to give way to hatred. In a France 5 TV documentary to air on Sunday, the 35-year-old explores how others bereaved or injured by terrorism -- in Paris or elsewhere -- have tried to rebuild their lives.
