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25 Years Later, A 9/11 Volunteer Looks Back Through the Wreckage

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Former first responder volunteer Paul Eliacin recounts his story of the Sept. 11 attacks and what medical conditions follow him even today. After dedicating up to sixteen hours a day at ground zero, first responder volunteer recalls painful memories he endured amid the attacks in 2001.

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