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Pain, trauma and gratitude: 9/11 remembered by those who were there (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — When terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, hundreds of thousands of first responders, workers and New York City residents raced to the towers. They bore witness to horror, devastation and heroism. Now, 25 years later, they remember that day and the years that passed with a mix of pain, trauma and profound gratitude as well. For NYPD Emergency Service Unit Officers Gregory Welch and Everald Taylor, every day after 9/11 has been a blessing and a curse of sorts — a blessing to be
Pain, trauma and gratitude: 9/11 remembered by those who were there (opens the original)
Read excerpt
NEW YORK — When terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, hundreds of thousands of first responders, workers and New York City residents raced to the towers. They bore witness to horror, devastation and heroism. Now, 25 years later, they remember that day and the years that passed with a mix of pain, trauma and profound gratitude as well. For NYPD Emergency Service Unit Officers Gregory Welch and Everald Taylor, every day after 9/11 has been a blessing and a curse of sorts — a blessing to be
Pain, trauma and gratitude: 9/11 remembered by those who were there (opens the original)
Read excerpt
NEW YORK — When terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, hundreds of thousands of first responders, workers and New York City residents raced to the towers. They bore witness to horror, devastation and heroism. Now, 25 years later, they remember that day and the years that passed with a mix of pain, trauma and profound gratitude as well. For NYPD Emergency Service Unit Officers Gregory Welch and Everald Taylor, every day after 9/11 has been a blessing and a curse of sorts — a blessing to be
Pain, trauma and gratitude: 9/11 remembered by those who were there (opens the original)
Read excerpt
NEW YORK — When terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, hundreds of thousands of first responders, workers and New York City residents raced to the towers. They bore witness to horror, devastation and heroism. Now, 25 years later, they remember that day and the years that passed with a mix of pain, trauma and profound gratitude as well. For NYPD Emergency Service Unit Officers Gregory Welch and Everald Taylor, every day after 9/11 has been a blessing and a curse of sorts — a blessing to be
Pain, trauma and gratitude: 9/11 remembered by those who were there (opens the original)
Read excerpt
NEW YORK — When terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, hundreds of thousands of first responders, workers and New York City residents raced to the towers. They bore witness to horror, devastation and heroism. Now, 25 years later, they remember that day and the years that passed with a mix of pain, trauma and profound gratitude as well. For NYPD Emergency Service Unit Officers Gregory Welch and Everald Taylor, every day after 9/11 has been a blessing and a curse of sorts — a blessing to be
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