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Scott Fallon

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25 years later, these 9/11 survivors still carry the scars

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By Scott Fallon Verified, Joe Strupp Verified, Nancy Cutler Verified, Karissa Waddick Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Scott Fallon, Joe Strupp, Nancy Cutler and Karissa Waddick, USA TODAY NETWORK These Americans faced the unimaginable on Sept. 11, 2001. Some felt the shake of the Twin Towers. Some worked late into the evening caring for survivors. Others braced for the news of a lost loved one. Their personal scars from the terror attacks still remain today. They present in different ways: post-traumatic stress disorder, cancer caused by toxic debris, a still-empty chair at the dinner table.
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Lessons from 1993 terror attack helped this man save co-worker on 9/11

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By Scott Fallon Verified
| New Jersey Herald Verified
The north tower shook from the explosion. The power quickly went out. Within minutes, the smell of smoke had reached the Port Authority’s accounting department on the 69th floor, where Peter Bitwinski anxiously awaited evacuation orders. It was Feb. 26, 1993, and terrorists had just detonated a large bomb in the World Trade Center’s underground garage, killing six people and injuring hundreds. At the time, Bitwinski thought it was the closest he would ever come to a terror attack.
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25 years later, these 9/11 survivors still carry the scars

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By Scott Fallon Verified, Joe Strupp Verified, Nancy Cutler Verified, Karissa Waddick Verified
| MSN Verified
These Americans faced the unimaginable on Sept. 11, 2001. Some felt the shake of the Twin Towers. Some worked late into the evening caring for survivors. Others braced for the news of a lost loved one. Their personal scars from the terror attacks still remain today. They present in different ways: post-traumatic stress disorder, cancer caused by toxic debris, a still-empty chair at the dinner table. Twenty-five years later, many have found ways to cope with the wounds.
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