- One survivor of the Texas school shooting is scared the gunman is still "out to get her."
- The 11-year-old girl also told her family "I don't have friends anymore" after a gunman opened fire on her fourth-grade classroom.
- The girl used her dead teacher's phone to call 911 at least six times to beg police to help.
An 11-year-old girl who survived the Texas school shooting is scared the gunman "is out to get her," her parents told KHOU News.
"She is scared … Anything will set her off. She thinks he is out to get her," her mother told KHOU.
Miah Cerrillo was in room 112 of Robb Elementary School when an 18-year-old gunman opened fire on her classroom. After her teacher was shot, she took her cellphone to call 911 at least six times and begged the police to come help her.
In order to stay alive, she covered herself in her dead friend's blood on her and played dead until help arrived.
"They killed one of her friends right next to her. She tried helping her but she was gone. She got her blood, smeared it on her … pretended she was dead to save her life," her father said.
Cerrillo faced injuries from bullet fragments lodged in her back, arms, and head.
Her parents say she is still traumatized by the events and they are working to find the help she needs.
"She'll be, like, 'I don't have friends anymore,'" her mom told KHOU.
Her parents have set up a GoFundMe to help pay for Cerrillo's medical expenses and therapy costs.
"She will need a lot of help with all the trauma that she is going through," the GoFundMe, which has already raised over $445,000, reads.
"My daughter is [an] amazing person and is a very good sister to her siblings. We will need help with her medical expenses that were caused by the bullet fragment on her back," it continues.
The gunman killed 19 students and two teachers in his rampage and injured another 17 people.
Authorities have said it took police almost an hour to infiltrate the classroom and neutralize the shooter because the school's police chief — who was commanding the respond — did not think there was a threat to students anymore.