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Hospital workers clean up materials left from treated those injured from the WTC attacks.

Hospital equipment is moved into position in the street outside St. Vincent's Hospital on September 11, 2001.

A firefighter sits in a wheelchair, after arriving in an ambulance on September 11, 2001.

"St. Vincent's workers rush supplies to ER staff receiving patients." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, page 9

"St. Vincent's transporter Jose Bernales (pushing victim in wheelchair) was on his way to work when the Twin towers were attacked. "I didn't know what has happening until I got to work," says Bernales. "But I wasn't scared. I just wanted to help…

Emergency and hospital workers together help patient out of an ambulance on September 11, 2001.

Hospital workers ready to assist another patient arriving from the WTC site.

Hospital and emergency workers ready to assist another patient arriving from the WTC site.

Reactions as the towers collapse.

Unloading medical supplies to be ready for victims of the attacks.

Medical workers get ready to assist an injured man outside St. Vincent's Hospital emergency room on September 11, 2001.

Police and hospital workers busy outside St. Vincent's Hospital on September 11, 2001.

New York Catholic Archdiocese's Cardinal Egan dons a hospital gown to help victims of the WTC attacks.

9/11 will forever be remembered. I was working at Wal-Mart, and thankfully Wal-Mart kept us updated. A few days after the attacks, after the shock of what had happened had gone down, I began to create images that showed the sorrow and anger I was…

"Tower One"
(110 lines woven from the contributions of site visitors.) In the days and weeks following September 11th, New Yorkers were numbed by the gloomy silence that fell upon Lower Manhattan. The streets of Lower Manhattan lay eerily quiet and…

"Tower Two"
(110 lines woven from the contributions of invited poets) In the days and weeks following September 11th, New Yorkers were numbed by the gloomy silence that fell upon Lower Manhattan. The streets of Lower Manhattan lay eerily quiet and…

i call this "always there",in our minds eye they will always be there,Godbless the souls of the victims who lost there lives 9-11

This is a picture of the New york Towers painting i felt
Inspired to Creat , after viewing the attacks on the towers
Sep9/11 This was my way to deal with this awful tragedy and
to some how, give alittle peace , To thoughs that lost loved ones !…

"Tribut in Light" is an oil on canvas generated by Digital-Matrix Process by the Rosicrucian Artist Bro. Vicente Velado (hermit), Abbot of Ordo Svmmvm Bonvm. For additional information visit:
http://digital-matrix.org/

A Canadian Point of View of the Day the World Changed Forever

Like all other Canadians and people of the free world, I was forever changed by the tragic events, which took place in my neighbouring country the United States of America on 11th…