Health Buzz: 9/11 Health Effects and Other Health News

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Plachecic of AL 11:26AM February 12, 2009

I pray for them all. As a recent survivor of rape, many psychological symptoms are similar.
Victoria Placeo
http://rape-and-sexual-assault.blogspot.com/2008/09/911-perspective-from-rape-victim.html

Victoria Placeo of MI 10:56AM September 12, 2008

I pray for them all. As a recent survivor of rape, many psychological symptoms are similar.
Victoria Placeo
http://rape-and-sexual-assault.blogspot.com/2008/09/911-perspective-from-rape-victim.html

Victoria Placeo of MI 10:56AM September 12, 2008

Not sure how you can write about the health effects of 9/11 without bring up the EPA and White House failure to protect its citizens. The EPA wrote an initial report on the dangerous toxins in the air at ground zero immediately following the attacks. The findings of the report were completely reversed by the White House, who was more concerned about re-opening Wall St than giving ground zero rescue workers the truth about the dangers they were being exposed to. Hundreds have already died, thousands are ill, and over the next several decades, more will have died from this completely preventable catastrophe than died in the actual attacks.
Christie Todd Whitman is a felon, and any serious discussion of the lasting health impacts of 9/11 should not avoid this gross criminal negligence on the part of both the White House and EPA.

-The Truth of AL 12:57PM September 11, 2008

Watching video after video of the twin towers and building #7 coming down, it becomes more and more obvious that the only thing that could have brought down those buildings so cleanly and precisely was explosives. Planted explosives. Let us pray for a real investigation and trial of the people involved in such an atrocious act.

Kirk Lehman of CA 12:13PM September 11, 2008