00:02y luego se ve el avión
00:04y se ve el avión
00:06y se ve el lado de la izquierda
00:08y luego de que la otra edición
00:12fue un autonómico
00:14de la respuesta
00:15no pensaba
00:18que la edición
00:20realmente
00:21ella estaba
00:24en la cola de gel
00:28would you recognize what you look like
00:43this is our first backpack drive this year because some last year we weren't
00:50Y no puedo hacerlo.
00:52Mi建ano es sobre no olvidar...
00:56...pero al mismo tiempo...
00:59...honorando todos esos hombres y mujeres...
01:01...que died en la pandemia.
01:03¡Oh, ¿es es?
01:04Es mi mic.
01:05¿Y es mi mic?
01:07¿Cómo?
01:08Ya me pones a big chevans.
01:10¿Puedo hacer algo?
01:11No.
01:13I'm all you need, no worries.
01:15¡Esto es un buen trabajo!
01:17¿Cómo estás?
01:21So this is what I need, I'm taking this, this is my purpose in life, my purpose is to work
01:33hard and give back to the community that he served and to continue to keep his legacy alive and honor
01:41all our fallen heroes that will perish on that day.
01:48Because someone in my immediate vicinity actually died, who I was leaving with, it will never leave me. I don't
01:56know how it's ever going to hit me that particular day. Sometimes I'm able to go through the day and
02:00it's fine, and other times it's not fine. So I don't work on September 11th during the hours that everything
02:06happened because I don't know how I'm going to react that particular day.
02:14I recognized I needed something else. And so, you know, I'm like, okay, if they can kill you at work,
02:18you better really love your job. And I left at the end of 2003 and took a year and a
02:24half off. And then I started doing all my hobbies and passions outside of work.
02:30Do you think you will have made those changes in life? I mean, it's a very hypothetical thing.
02:35Oh no, I never would have left. I would never have left Morgan Stanley because I thought my career was
02:40in finance and as I said, I was on a good track.
03:05She was in Manhattan at 9-11. She worked there every day, you know, five days a week. She walked
03:12across the Manhattan Bridge to get home and she was covered in that white powder. She was absolutely covered. You
03:21wouldn't even recognize what she looked like.
03:40About 10 years later, she developed the lung cancer that eventually took her life.
03:47We knew right away that it was related to 9-11. And we applied for the 9-11 fund and
03:57she was just approved for funds.
04:03I have at least three friends who died of cancer because they were going to the site. One person died
04:10at like 43. It was horrible.
04:11Another person got blood cancer. She's now thankfully okay. But it was harrowing to go through the chemo and she
04:17had to get a full, you know, bone marrow transplant and all those things.
04:21And it was all from people who were in the dust cloud. That's why I'm thankful every day that I
04:25got out of there before they fell.
04:32Yes, these are all the 23 cops that died on September 11th. Every single one of them.
04:40And I just created this little area so I could display, you know, his stuff because I can't put it
04:48away. I can't put away everything.
04:50This is everything that was recovered from him.
04:54From that day?
04:56Yes. You know, his personal stuff that he had on him. That was from his uniform.
05:06For me, to commemorate this year, the 25th anniversary, it's very important because that indicates what happened 25 years later.
05:24There are many children who didn't know their parents.
05:40All I can do is be proud of him, but I will forever miss him.
05:46It's, you know, it's not easy to talk about it. It really isn't.
05:51Every year is a reminder that he's not here.
05:56And to me, it's just the way he died.
06:00It's very difficult because that's an anniversary that I have to share with the whole world.
06:08It's, you know, not my personal anniversary.
06:12You know, our personal anniversary is to everyone.
06:19I've always said from the very beginning, it leaves a big hole in your heart, and you've got to fill
06:25that hole somehow.
06:26And we've concentrated so much on our foundation and helping cancer patients.
06:33We don't want to get to a point where we start feeling sorry for ourselves, like we're victims.
06:39You know, we, it's something that happened, and it's something we have to deal with, and, you know, it's just
06:50something that's part of our life now.
06:52Thank you.
06:54Bye.
06:55Bye.
07:00Bye.
07:02Bye.
07:03Bye.
07:06Bye.
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