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"I can't believe my sister is gone," her brother Michael Borders wrote on Facebook. Her cousin John Borders called her a "hero" and said she had "succumbed to the diseases that [had] ridden her body since 9/11".
"In addition to losing so many friends, co-workers and colleagues on and after that tragic day ... the pains from yesteryear have found a way to resurface," he added.
On 11 September 2001, Ms Borders was just one month into a new job at Bank of America on the 81st floor of the north tower when the plane hit.
"The building started quaking and swaying. I lost all control, and I went into a frenzy. I fought my way out of that place," she told the Daily Mail in 2011.
Defying instructions from her boss to stay put, she fled down the stairway and into the lobby of an adjacent building where she was photographed by Stan Honda.
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originally posted by: Revolution9
Hearing of these cases of so called survivors (so called because they are not really survivors)
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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: Revolution9
Hearing of these cases of so called survivors (so called because they are not really survivors)
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How is she not a survior? Did she die that day and we did not know about it?
Juist playing devils advocate, but there is no proof that the cancer was due to the dust she breathed in.
As of August 2013, medical authorities concluded that 1,140 people who worked, lived, or studied in Lower Manhattan at the time of the attack have been diagnosed with cancer as a result of "exposure to toxins at Ground Zero"
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originally posted by: Revolution9
a reply to: gortex
Hearing of these cases of so called survivors (so called because they are not really survivors) getting terrible cancers and in such numbers has made me question whether micro nuclear devices were used that day. It is not the only explanation, but my goodness it fits. Small nuclear devices are a fact. Whether they were used to bring about a controlled demolition in the case of the towers is highly speculative. Whatever it was it was damned powerful and highly controlled.
originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: gortex
...and the EPA declared the dust from 9/11 wasn't a danger. It now makes you question government statements during catastrophic events.
During the time when the World Trade Center was planned and constructed, asbestos was a very prevalent building material. It was highly heat resistant, easy to incorporate into a number of materials and relatively inexpensive. As a result, asbestos-containing products like insulation, drywall, steel and fireproofing materials were incorporated into a number of structures within the World Trade Center buildings. An estimated 400 tons of asbestos were used.
These asbestos products did not pose a health concern until 9/11, when asbestos fireproofing materials from 20 stories of the towers came showering down on New York City. According to reports from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the implosion of the towers "pulverized asbestos to ultra-fine particles" and scattered the debris over Lower Manhattan
www.asbestos.com...
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: 3danimator2014
During the time when the World Trade Center was planned and constructed, asbestos was a very prevalent building material. It was highly heat resistant, easy to incorporate into a number of materials and relatively inexpensive. As a result, asbestos-containing products like insulation, drywall, steel and fireproofing materials were incorporated into a number of structures within the World Trade Center buildings. An estimated 400 tons of asbestos were used.
The effects of asbestos are well understood and confirmed to be dangerous to human health , the amount of asbestos in the air that day would have been significant and along with other contaminates could well account for the numbers of people suffering after the event.
These asbestos products did not pose a health concern until 9/11, when asbestos fireproofing materials from 20 stories of the towers came showering down on New York City. According to reports from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the implosion of the towers "pulverized asbestos to ultra-fine particles" and scattered the debris over Lower Manhattan
www.asbestos.com...
originally posted by: 3danimator2014
As for asbestos..last time i checked, that doesnt give you cancer. But i could be wrong about that.
Does asbestos cause cancer?
Evidence from studies in both people and laboratory animals has shown that asbestos can increase the risk for some types of cancer.
When asbestos fibers in the air are inhaled, they may stick to mucus in the throat, trachea (windpipe), or bronchi (large breathing tubes of the lungs) and may be cleared by being coughed up or swallowed. But some fibers may reach the ends of the small airways in the lungs or penetrate into the outer lining of the lung and chest wall (known as the pleura). These fibers may irritate the cells in the lung or pleura and eventually cause lung cancer or mesothelioma. Source
As for asbestos..last time i checked, that doesnt give you cancer.But i could be wrong about that.
While the term “asbestos cancer” most often refers to mesothelioma, a number of other cancers are associated with asbestos exposure. Lung cancer can be directly caused by asbestos exposure, and some studies have suggested a link between exposure and other types of cancer. Elevated risks for a number of other cancers continue to be investigated. According to the World Health Organization, approximately half of all deaths from occupational cancer are caused by asbestos.
www.asbestos.com...