What Is Someone Else's Perspective On 9/11

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This is someone's else's perspective on 9/11 and how things affected people around them. 9/11 affected a lot of people and their family. Just think about if you were in the accidents, and think about what your family will be going through.

I interviewed my grandma for this. She had found out about the attacks from watching the news. She couldn't tell what this country was going to face in the future after all that. She was very sad for all of those people who was apart of the accident and for all of their family, she was thankful for all of those people who had helped save people like firemen, paramedics, policemen, etc.

She was saying that when she see videos of 9/11 she feel sorry like she did when it all happened. But she was

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