I'm a 67 year old, female U.S. Navy Cold War veteran. I have PTSD/MST (military sexual trauma). I am a Native New Yorker but I live in Northern Virginia about 5 miles from The Pentagon. I have many issues with being around strangers, particularly males, any where. I'm hyper vigilant and always on guard. Listening to you Andy, helped me a great deal, in particular, your approach to your spirituality. I too was raised a Roman Catholic and I do not care for any type of organized religion. I believe my spirituality, is my own, you helped me feel more comfortable, with my beliefs, thank you. You also made me think about how I react, to the world, outside my safe home. I will wave, the next time, someone gives me the finger on I-95:) I have listened and watched many, many, entirely too many 9/11 and Post 9/11 videos and podcasts and this one, you Andy touched me, where others just made me cry and be more depressed. I Thank You, for helping me, think about changing my approach to the outside world.
He is definitely a hero to the family of that man he pulled out from the rubble. Even though he couldn’t save his life, it’s a huge gift to the family to be able to have his remains returned to them.
He started off by saying he struggled with the term "9/11 hero" b/c he didn't "save anyone that day"; but as he went on and shared his testimony we got to hear how through his own counseling he was able to offer a perspective and account that only those there could share through grief counselingof others from 9/11. THAT to me is "how he saved people that (a part) of that day" in my eyes. His calling was different. There were countless "heros" & "angels" etc as many have described and shared who left this world doing those heroic acts. HIS calling was to be here after, to help those who struggled like himself. Survivors guilt and just the pain of losing family and the enormity of those couple of hours alone!!
If others would feel this way, the world would be a much better place. You have been an inspiration to me, and I pray that others are inspired to do better as well.
Long time Stumph follower, 36 year Florida FF. Great/tough episode. Oversaw the medic training across the bay, was fortunate to find creative ways to write so those army medics kept coming back. Great way to spread HIS message. Be safe!
Hell is real. God didn't do this. Satan did this but it only brought God closer to His creation. That's how stupid satan is I hate that stigma of men not crying
I'm a 67 year old, female U.S. Navy Cold War veteran. I have PTSD/MST (military sexual trauma). I am a Native New Yorker but I live in Northern Virginia about 5 miles from The Pentagon. I have many issues with being around strangers, particularly males, any where. I'm hyper vigilant and always on guard. Listening to you Andy, helped me a great deal, in particular, your approach to your spirituality. I too was raised a Roman Catholic and I do not care for any type of organized religion. I believe my spirituality, is my own, you helped me feel more comfortable, with my beliefs, thank you. You also made me think about how I react, to the world, outside my safe home. I will wave, the next time, someone gives me the finger on I-95:)
I have listened and watched many, many, entirely too many 9/11 and Post 9/11 videos and podcasts and this one, you Andy touched me, where others just made me cry and be more depressed. I Thank You, for helping me, think about changing my approach to the outside world.
You should stay off meds..
You guys need to get on Pasquale Buzzelli.....he survived the collapse of the twin towers....awesome story!!!
Ty for your comments on women who are married to men in certain work positions. Appreciate there are men like you out there.
I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Andy. He lives in my community in California. Great guy. Thanks for doing this interview.
He is definitely a hero to the family of that man he pulled out from the rubble. Even though he couldn’t save his life, it’s a huge gift to the family to be able to have his remains returned to them.
Amazing man.
Saluti dall'Italia
He started off by saying he struggled with the term "9/11 hero" b/c he didn't "save anyone that day"; but as he went on and shared his testimony we got to hear how through his own counseling he was able to offer a perspective and account that only those there could share through grief counselingof others from 9/11. THAT to me is "how he saved people that (a part) of that day" in my eyes. His calling was different. There were countless "heros" & "angels" etc as many have described and shared who left this world doing those heroic acts. HIS calling was to be here after, to help those who struggled like himself. Survivors guilt and just the pain of losing family and the enormity of those couple of hours alone!!
If others would feel this way, the world would be a much better place. You have been an inspiration to me, and I pray that others are inspired to do better as well.
Long time Stumph follower, 36 year Florida FF. Great/tough episode. Oversaw the medic training across the bay, was fortunate to find creative ways to write so those army medics kept coming back.
Great way to spread HIS message. Be safe!
Sounds like the proper way to handle grief is to compartmentalize it
Could you boys up the sound a bit? I have youtube and my laptop pegged...still a little low. Thanks!
Agree. My phone is all the way up and the sound is low
The sound could be louder but not bad.
I think they fixed it because it’s fine on my phone
Awesome Awesome. Really minister to me
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Hell is real. God didn't do this. Satan did this but it only brought God closer to His creation. That's how stupid satan is
I hate that stigma of men not crying