Never forget
On September 11, 2001, 19 terrorist highjacked 4 American passenger planes and flew them into the first and second tallest buildings in New York City, the Pentagon, and a field in Shanksville, PA. On that day 2977 people were murdered. Thousands of people saw things no one is ever supposed to see. We experienced the worst humanity and the best of humanity on that day.
But also
Always remember
Since September 11, 2001, thousands of first responders, recovery workers, downtown residents and survivors have contracted 9/11 related illness. More NYPD officers have died since that fateful day of 9/11 related illness than died on September 11, 2001. The FDNY lost 343 on September 11 and have lost 200 since September 11.
We have waged a war on terror that has cost the lives of 7,000 American soldiers and sailors as well as 362 journalists, and 622 humanitarian/NGO workers.
It isn’t over.
Today, I pray for the families of those who died. I remember those who were ever changed by what they experienced either on that day, or during the recovery or because of their military service. May our slogans and prayers be more than just words.
God bless America.
Miss Ann Says 
2 thoughts on “More than slogans”
Donna
You and the girls are close to
my heart and in my prayers today.
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Ali
So well put Miss Ann, as always. Thank you for expanding the bigger losses that many people fail to remember or even know😍
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