recovering from Sept 11th
Just to let you all know that I'm OK and
recovering from injuries sustained on Sept 11th. I did not work at World Trade Center, but with all tunnels, bridges, subways closed off, there was only one means of transportation to get home and that was to walk. And while walking over the bridge to Queens, someone knocked into me and knocked me down. I broke my right knee and sprained my left wrist. I have soft tissue damage, torn cartilege, torn ligaments, and severe nerve damage to my right knee. I was hospitalized for a few days, but am now OK. Our office trunk lines went thru the World Trade Center, so we had no computer, internet or email service for 2 weeks. But we're up and running (a lil slow) now. I lost a lot of friends and clients on Sept 11th and our lives will forever be changed. Dieting seemed so minor in the whole scheme of events these last 2 weeks, and in the times to come, whatever our country chooses to do. Please keep us New Yorkers in your prayers and thoughts. Our whole city/country/world needs support at this time. |
Susan...
There are no words to describe how sorry I am. I apologize. It didn't click in my head that you live in New York. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. The magnetude of this loss for you personally, and for us as a nation is astounding. I just give thanks a hundred times over that you are still here with us. I am sorry to hear about your injuries. You are right. In the grand scheme of things, dieting is a very minor thing. I hope that you get better soon. If there is anything any of us can do for you, please let us know.
My heart and hugs go out to you, M'Chelle |
Susan, I am so very sorry about your losses and your injuries. Please take good care of yourself. I know that your pain is not only physical but heart heavy as well. I know that I along with every person on this forum wish you the very best in health and happiness.
You take care of yourself and our prayers are with you. Donna Wilkinson |
Wow Susan, I'm glad you are "ok", or at least as ok as you can be right now.... I am so sorry to hear of your loss, of frinds, and hope you snap back fully from this.
jaime |
My heart goes out to you and your friends. Please accept our condolences not only for a loss of friends but the loss of security and inocence.
I am sorry that we did not realize that you were down there. That must have been a horrible experience, my brother also was supposed to be working on the marriott and he too lost many friends in the towers. there is hardly anybody who have not been touched indirectly by this. but to have been experiencing that while we watched in horror is so horrendous. I hope your recovery is speedy physically and the emotional scars although they will last forever i hope and pray that they diminish in pain soon. all of our love Sue |
SUsan,
I can only say that I am so greatful that you are safe today. The loss that you have suffered is one no one should have expereinced. It isn't fair or comprehensible. It will be a long time before you feel OK and safe. I am sorry for your loss and offer a prayer for you and your continued recovery. Thank you for taking the time to let us know |
My prayer are with you. I know it is hard but time helps. It doesn't make it go away but become easier to live with. Please take good care of yourself. Increase your protein whether op or not it help your body to heal. I know from experience what a difference it makes and it will help. God Bless and keep you well.
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I also didn't remember that you lived and worked in NYC. I am so sorry that you have been so hurt, but so relieved that you will be okay. I will keep you and your friends in my thoughts and prayers..
Please feel better soon...*HUGS* |
Thank you for your support
Just a note to my extended family here at 3FC.
Thank you so very much from the bottom of my heart for your sincere thoughts and prayers. The city officials keep telling us to 'get back to normal activities'...but that is so hard to do...when your business (travel) is sinking, every couple of days we must evacuate our building because of a bomb threat, we must endure car searches to get thru the tunnels to get into Manhattan, now...no single occupancy cars allowed (you must car pool or use mass transit), no messengers are allowed into office buildings, no more lunch or coffee deliveries are allowed, office passes are required to enter into buildings, a 'normal' commute of 45 minutes now takes almost 2 hours (yesterday it took me 3 1/2 hours to get into work and I was on crutches). Our company laid off 75 employees this week. And now the floor I work on will be subletted to another company. So we must all move out of our offices and squeeze in upstairs on another floor. But we are happy to still have our jobs (those of us who are left will have a 25% salary reduction). But... through all of this we know we are the lucky ones...we're still alive. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS. |
Susan it hurts so much to know that the suffering that you folks there are suffering so much more than the mental anguish, and devastation that you suffered. the financial ruin that is accompaning the trauma. My friend is a red cross volenteer and is beiong send to help for 3 weeks starting on tuesday. She is going without pay and will be having a really hard time for it but she feels that that is the only way she can provide some help. I can only back her and give her the support that she needs to do this. Also to let you down there know that we are still grieving and hurting for your losses there. thought it has been almost 3 weeks we are not forgetting. thank you for the update. and keep us aware of what is happening.
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Susan..where are you? Please check in and let us know how your doing....hope your well or at least better.
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I missed this one too. Susan, are you doing OK? I am so sorry for your loss and hardship. I can only imagine what you must be going through. Please let us know how you are doing.
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I am wondering to..... Sending you our thoughts~~~~~~
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TO MY DEAREST 3FC FAMILY FRIENDS...
THANK YOU...THANK YOU...FOR YOUR PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS AND INTENTIONS. NYC is slowly returning to its feet and trying to return to normal. But it will be difficult to do, as long as there are wakes and funerals to attend while the victims are being slowly recovered from the rubble. So many companies are downsizing due to slow business and everywhere people are being laid off. Our office finished its move and consolidated from 5 floors to 2 1/2 floors. We had one huge lay-off and according to state law, cannot reduce the workforce for another 30 days. We'll see what happens then. I too am recuperating. My wrist is finally better. But I have serious damage to my right knee. I'm scheduled for a nerve block to help deter pain sensation to the knee area. I have very severe nerve damage, but they can't operate because of the nerve damage. The damaged and torn ligaments and cartilege are healing on their own. Eventually surgery will remove the bone fragments floating around. I still need a cane to walk about...but thank goodness dont need the crutches anymore. Now our city is on top top priority alert, as there are warnings of possible terrorist retaliation. And everywhere you turn, you hear about Antrax. I was just at the hospital yesterday for a knee scan and I heard that the lady (who was not a postal worker) had just passed away there. The media people were like animals surrounding the hospital. It was just awful. I couldnt get through the crowd. Finally some of the hospital personnel had to push away reporters just to make a path for the patients. We need all the prayers and good thoughts that you send us. Thank you, my friends. I wish each and every one of you the best of days to come and I pray for peace and the cease of terrorism. |
Susan you and NYC are still in my prayers. I have tears in my eyes from reading your post. I wish that it would all stop. but we know that it will not. God bless all of you there, and you are still in our prayers.
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