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For Artie Van Why, 9/11 is not just a chapter in our history books. For him, 9/11 is when his life, as he knew it, was indelibly changed forever hukum octafx. Artie wasn’t watching the events unfold on TV; as most of America, and the world, were that morning. He was in New York; standing on Church Street before the World Trade Center.
As a 9/11 eyewitness, Artie has pledged to share his story of that fateful morning as a Playwright, an Author and, first and foremost, a Public Speaker. As Artie’s speaking engagements increase, he is being recognized for his captivating narrative; transporting his audiences back to the events of that morning as if they were right there beside him.
And as a 9/11 survivor, Artie shares his struggle with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD); which can affect anyone who has had to face a tragedy, trauma or loss https://www.octafx-trade.com.pk/forex-trading-group.
Speaking
Since 2003 Artie has shared his story with a variety of schools, groups and organizations.
The Play
Artie first told his story in That Day In September; the one man play he wrote and performed.
After leaving New York, Artie adapted his play into a memoir published in 2006.