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To: calgal who wrote (847)	9/11/2001 11:33:26 PM
From: DSPetry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1309

All is well here in NJ... The hardest thing for us today is what to say/handle telling Emilie (7 yr old). I am sad as I write this...Last year, I shared our trip to NYC, and the trip to the top of the WTC... Message 15095235 Tears rolling down my cheeks as I remember that day, and our trip. I saw a few psychiatrists/psychologists on TV today talking about how, what to say to children. Their best advise is honesty, and listen to their fears. Emilies reaction was more of a sense of trying to understand why someone would do that, as opposed to the massive loss of life. That part I am trying to shield from here. In my opinion, she needs to know what happened, but not the gory details. Thoughts appreciated... Thoughts & prayers :-( Dave