Bit Locker on surface pro 3 ssd card

I had a surface pro 3 which I managed to damage. There was data on the ssd that I needed so I have got it out and connected it to my laptop by usb. When I try and use open it, it comes up with bit locker drive encryption so I need a bitlocker recovery
key. help anyone?

Do you have the recovery key ? If you don't have it, I'm sorry to say but you'll loose all the data. 
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