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To: Poet who wrote (596)	9/9/2002 8:03:35 PM
From: E	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7689

People in other parts of the country do not understand how widespread and serious the effects of PTSD are in NYC and Washington It's certainly true in New York. And you know, no one was just there, entirely passively. For one thing, you could smell the fire for a long time, weeks. It gave you a very strange feeling. For another, everyone knows someone who was directly or indirectly affected by the WTC bombing. Thousands of people in New York woke up with ashes on their bedspread. We have NYC friends who have a house in Barryville, New York. A backwater town north of the city. They say that people from the city who are able to earn a living out of the city are buying in the area -- people who no longer feel safe living in NYC. Our County Department of Heath is giving out iodine pills to take in case the Indian Point nuclear power plant gets hit.