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WTH is she wearing?? You can see right up her skirt! I’m sorry. But it’s very distracting

Flight 11 hit floors 93 -99 but she is saying 86th??

I am so sorry to hear your story. We share so many similarities unfortunately, I had a very similar childhood. To give you an idea my mom did meth with me at age 11 or 12. I also struggled with a 20 year opiate addiction. I 48 and got clean 6 years ago. I also do not have children for very similar reasons. So glad you survived. It’s your time to live for yourself ❤

This poor woman… hugs to her❤️

I haven't heard of her parents. I'm sorry for her traumas, though.

Lovely lady but awful story teller.

How many members that family had?

The first plane hit the North Tower from 93rd. - 98th floor, no?

One common denominator I’ve noticed while going down the 9/11 rabbit hole, is that everyone helped one another. So many people stood together, did what they could. Heroes. I don’t think that would happen in 2024. People would be stampeding, looting the local pharmacy, RECORDING it all on their iPhones. It makes me sad. I’m so glad I grew up in a time when America was actually united in the early 2000s.

She has more legs then a bucket of chicken 😂

I was 14 years old when they were destroyed here in NYC. I remember everything from that day. It still haunts me.. I also witnessed the attacks, and the destruction, and I've suffered 9/11 trauma since.

Great interview and what an amazing way to look at life. She is so right. Life is very short. We have to make the most of it regardless of our circumstances.

These I call juicy thighs!

Yes I agree to all of what she said about healing after a traumatic event. Not to wallow in the event and not make it your whole identity!

One thing that’s started to grate on me is the cultural guilt trip/shaming of people who get stuck following a tragedy or trauma. If one is able to move on, that’s fine, but don’t degrade the humanity of others who are unable to

She seems so young to be a 9/11 survivor

Strange

What a strong and amazing lady, very moving hearing her story

I think it's far too simplistic- and perhaps a little arrogant - to put people in a category of 'having a pity party'. Everybody processes things differently, and there many stages of grief and trauma. To see it as 'you' got through it from 'being strong' while others didn't, implies they are 'weak' - where in fact, maybe a huge part of it is, they just weren't blessed like you were to have grown up with a great family and their support.

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I get very concerned when people talk a lot about being “saved for a reason”. Have they not considered that many took a series of decision that day: not being late for work, getting a certain bus or train, taking their kids to school early or going up and extra flight of stairs that literally led them into the jaws of death. There is no such thing as being a chosen one for anything. Life is a combination of decision and luck but mainly luck. Joan Didion said “we tell ourselves stories in order to live” this is true of all of us and it gives us the strength to carry on living and make sense of disasters and traumas. She is speaking from a very simplistic standpoint where emotions and feelings don’t get in the way. Yes we can all have her philosophy but it’s only when deep tragedy happens that we know how we react. This is a combination of upbringing, previous life experience and genetic make up. We can’t really choose as much as she makes out how to deal with life even though we all wish we could and we are all told we can. At the end of the day we are all fleshy lumps of fragility and life IS deeply traumatic, especially for sensitive and creative people and it can be argued that we really are so out of control most of the time. This interview left me cold and concerned because she is not realising that just because she has dealt with it this way not everyone is the same and not everyone can. Also the positivity she speaks of in her childhood sounds like it could have not allowed her to feel true agony and pain growing up and this is equally as damaging. It’s good to hear other people’s responses but things really are not this black and white.

If you’re not a therapist, you might not want to give advice about how people should, and should not do therapy. Just some feedback. it comes off like if you have therapy that makes you weak

Are they related?

Does this woman have a PhD in psychology and specializes in trauma? She talks about this amazing life that sounds perfect up until 9/11. Good for her. That is called being extremely lucky and I am happy for her. She is Lucky. Lucky. She is fortunate was one of the "lucky" people that survived. This woman is a narcissist. Tell the people who received calls from their loved ones minutes before they died in the towers or planes to "not hold onto the grief and have a positive attitude."

The first story is wrong on a few levels. That man was a woman, and that woman could walk she just couldn’t walk fast. She stopped because she couldn’t walk any further.

I couldn’t listen to this.. way too many “UMS”.

Not very clear

Them legs thicker than ah snicker 🤤

Such a terrible day of terror 9/11 was for the U.S. and the whole world! So scary and sad. She was lucky to survive.

Great story...20 years old with a job like that..I know how she got her job sexy legs 😉👀

She got that high powered job at 20? Right bet it was a man who hired her.

This interview wasnt good.

I’m sorry you’ve gone through this but you have a great pair of legs. 😍

so she don't remember anything but wear such clothes of youth.

Ya all pervs commenting about her legs....really....this really the place for that?

This lady sure thinks a lot of herself

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im optimistic im gonna be Rachel's baby daddy

The host thanks Jesus for a boyfriend finding his girlfriend at the same time others are jumping to their death, being burned, pulverized in the same area. Then says she doesn't believe in coincidence of some people avoiding the carnage because they were late for work. I disagree with this line of thought. Some were lucky that day while so many other lives were tragically cut short and many victims and family still suffer today.

She took piece from so many other stories to fabricate hers. Very sad. Also at minute 37:15!/$3 says she’s 36 and it’s been 22 years lmfao so that would make her 13 on 9/11

Thank you your summation of everything that happened to you that day and how you came away from it. I've got things that I still have baggage on and you have been phenomenal with your take on everything. Thank you for guiding me as well and I need to look at things more positively the way you do and put my baggage in a box and put it away. And your dad is right and so are you we only have one life to live and we need to live it positively and just live it to the fullest and enjoy our life as we have it. God bless you and I am going to as I said keep this interview because you are a very positive person and I have a lot to learn from you. 🇺🇸💕

True narsassist !!! Yeah, I mean yeah!!! Ummm yeah!!! No therapy!! Yeah!!!

Rushed to the comments as soon as I saw those legs 😂 wowzers. ❤

She has nice legs. I wana see what her pontoons look like too.

Impressive woman!

Very interesting interview. Thank you.

Yeah...Papa was a rollin'stone.. Wherever he laid his hat, was his home.. And when he died.. ...all he ever left me was alone.

She’s a survivor on more than one level! Great coping mechanisms! Inspiring.

i pray everyone and everything from this day 9/11.... its such important history.

She’s gorgeous 🤩