9/11 Stories: Paul Falla

[@MissSunriseDawn]

All of these men and women are amazing. Almost every one of them, when asked how their health is, have said, "I'm ok. I have to do XYZ just to breathe, I can barely swallow, I take X number of medications, I have GERD, PTSD, etc, but I'm ok." They're all absolutely amazing.

[@CandiceGoddard]

It was refreshing in a way to hear that he did not want to go to the site of the collapse. It was honest.

[@deyannaf4380]

Thank you for your service. Thank you for your story. 9/11 will never ever be forgotten ever. It is very important to hear your story.

[@linrogers4326]

It is so terrible how all the people who were at Ground Zero have these health problems. He downplayed what he had wrong, then listed a long catalogue of health issues he has. So terrible. I hope he is getting all the medical help he needs. What a nice man, I wish him well.

[@amandac7270]

Thank you for sharing these stories. I’ve been watching and listening to as many as I can for days. I feel like I need to hear everyone’s. Much respect to you Paul.

[@carolleslie517]

Same here, I've been watching so many of these survivor's interviews....When this gentleman mentioned seeing a lady's manicured hand sticking out of the rubble I wanted to cry... What a horrific thing that happened that day!!

[@melissahedden5396]

Me too! I almost feel like I owe it to each of them to listen and try to understand what they went through. I’m not a politician but IMO-all Politicians should be required to listen and UNDERSTAND if that’s even possible for them.

[@taffycat93]

Paul Falla thank you for your service. Take good care. 💗🙏💗🙏

[@wiandewaal]

I somehow feel the burden of what this must be like on your spirit. I'm sorry; that you had to go through this in your experience of life. Thank you for coming here to serve your purpose. I appreciate your brave spirit 💗

[@favouritemoon4133]

What a horrific experience you had, and continue to have, Paul. I am grateful to you for telling us about it. It's important that those of us who were not there know what you did, and what you suffer as a direct consequence.

[@raquelarredondo1642]

I am sorry that you are still suffering the effects from 9/11. God bless you!

[@wendymclean49]

Bless you I hope you continue to recover mentally and find happiness in your future

[@cyndigoodlet3276]

Thank you for sharing your story. I have great respect and compassion for you and so many others who shared this tragic experience. Wishes for a long and healthy future.

[@lesliewoodhull5383]

Thank you Paul! And please stay well!

[@seancullen99]

Thanks Paul, hope you're doing OK.

[@franlooving4203]

Thank you for sharing. You are brave.

[@user-lo8mm5cy1m]

Bless you.

[@annemow]

Paul.....u need to talk this trauma out. As much as you probably don't want to .... know I'm here with my hands and my heart.... darling you are not alone. ✨

[@Sweetie_PieLo]

Please inform him, choking on your food is one of the first symptoms of esophageal cancer. I watched my father in law choke at the dining table on spaghetti and I informed him he needed to get to the doc asap as it was a sign of esophageal C, he has since died from it. I knew that because of a podcast I had seen a few months earlier or I would have never known

[@ianmountcastle6997]

So brave Paul Is to tackle that day as he did !!

[@juliamarin4896]

Thank you for sharing your story. It sounds like you should move to a warmer climate if you haven't already.

[@davidmatke248]

I used to take Prilosec OTC daily for GERD and I had heart palpitations. I've scaled that back to only once every 5 days and the heart palpitations have basically gone away.

[@2sarahloves]

Dang ... thank you for your honesty sir. You are so calm and you served so loyally. I wish you freedom from the demons, I pray for your success. I am thankful for humans like you. ❤ You have a level of resilience I have not yet seen. I wish you didn't have to lnow how strong you are. But, it is not for nothing ....

[@SittingWithDogs]

Anyone know how Paul is doing now? It’s Feb 2022

[@annetteslife]

So sad that these people who worked at Ground zero do not get any sort of medical coverage

[@maryrecoy1616]

It appalls me tht this horrific act of hatred has caused these poor ppl to live with the aftermath for the rest of their life...lesson get you're feelings in check bc hate tht festers only creates 9/11s......so sad bc their shud be no superior race Christ died for us all!!💯

[@KaskadiaJackassWatch]

Has he seen a cardiologist?

[@nanfrostsfashionfocusstyle6250]

You are a heck of a guy, Paul. That's all I have to say.

[@lorettajones5076]

Paul I appreciate you too. My son joined the Air Force because of 9/11 and served two tours in Iraq as a firefighter. He has also struggled with what he went thru....first convoy into Baghdad ..at the airport. Most of what he has told us thank God for the Marines. Blessings.

[@smileandpresson]

I had GERD/acid reflux problems that were being caused by an underlying undiagnosed condition. I also had problems swallowing from it, even choked on mashed squash once and needed assistance. It was terrible. I can only imagine how Paul is feeling.😭

[@leesher1845]

Good man. ❤️

[@josephbowles4995]

God bless you Paul

[@148ESTHER]

Heroes who deserve the best care, our love, respect and all our gratitude.

[@nomopms1]

He holds a lot inside.

[@MissBe737]

Thank you for your service. May God comfort you. I have a swallowing problem.

[@dmcguriman]

this is the first time I have heard about the limitations of the scott mask. I always wondered why we didnt see more usage of this in the dust cloud. It makes sense now, in the worst situation they only had 6 minutes or so

[@NJBeachlover1]

God bless you

[@TheSuperStarCarWash]

Hello, just wondering how the paper survives but the office furniture & computers don't, only concrete dust and steel beams.

[@zcoosa1648]

It wasn't an atomic blast that vaporized everything. Bodies and body parts were obviously found.

[@ShaytownDown]

Paper can float away much easier

[@emilymvance]

You did truly go through Hell

[@mikimauski]

I appreciate your perspective