Thankyou for this article. As you know, I was your colleague working in Lehman's London office. 9-11 is still incredibly raw in my psyche. I do not like to talk about it. I won't listen to anyone talking about it. I won't watch any documentary about it. I won't read a book about it. It is a deep wound buried inside of me that perhaps someday I will begin to process. Even after 20-years nothing has changed. Yet, I did read your well-thought out experience, so perhaps that is a start for me. The memory of being in Lehman's Broadgate office, with the TV's showing the planes flying into the buildings, and my English colleague immediately proclaiming "that is a terrorist attack" whilst I remained in catatonic disbelief will haunt me forever.
Thanks for sharing Barry. A very moving article. God Bless to all you survivors and to the families who directly and indirectly (cancer) lost their lives.
Thankyou for this article. As you know, I was your colleague working in Lehman's London office. 9-11 is still incredibly raw in my psyche. I do not like to talk about it. I won't listen to anyone talking about it. I won't watch any documentary about it. I won't read a book about it. It is a deep wound buried inside of me that perhaps someday I will begin to process. Even after 20-years nothing has changed. Yet, I did read your well-thought out experience, so perhaps that is a start for me. The memory of being in Lehman's Broadgate office, with the TV's showing the planes flying into the buildings, and my English colleague immediately proclaiming "that is a terrorist attack" whilst I remained in catatonic disbelief will haunt me forever.
Thanks for sharing Barry. A very moving article. God Bless to all you survivors and to the families who directly and indirectly (cancer) lost their lives.