September 11th: The Day Our Lives Crumbled

How can I forget September 11? On that important day our life and the tower collapsed. This is a bright Tuesday morning in Manhattan, AA 11 and UA 175 depart from Manhattan, heading for the destination. At 8:40 am, 11 seemed to be docking directly to the North Tower at the World Trade Center, but suddenly it fell on the tower and made a big hole. The aircraft exploded. I got a panic.

Terrorist attack on 11th September 2001 caused fear among Americans all over the world. When I look at my friend, my family and my brothers are about to survive in an unacceptable way. Until today, the events of September 11 remain in the memory of all the witnesses. However, for some people experience still exists. People who entered the tower when the plane crashed began experiencing an important day's nightmare and flashback. - The purpose of this paper is to determine the stress and how it affects the physiological system of the body. This article covers the normal functions and organs involved in the following five physiological systems, the cardiovascular system, the gastrointestinal system, the respiratory system, the immune system, and the musculoskeletal system. This article also explains the chronic diseases associated with each physiological system and how it is affected by stress.

September 11, 2001 was the most horrible day in our country's history. In a matter of minutes it brought despair and confusion in our country and sacrificed thousands of lives. People started asking "Why is this", "Who can do this" and "Why do you want to destroy thousands of lives?" It is day. They succeeded in destroying lots of our lives, destroying our buildings and letting our people disappoint, but they did not achieve one of their goals. They are planning to destroy our country and separate it. What happened to them was very unexpected. What they do is bringing the greatest fear to themselves. They make our people stronger and brave. They recombined the country

American life seems like an endless hourglass until the hourglass stops on its important September day. On September 11th we changed our view of independence completely. Although the heart of America is really broken, we have learned a very valuable lesson in our commitment to freedom and independence. The terrorist attack against the United States last year has greatly changed the lives of Americans. We will never forget those who died in the attack and those who served the country through military and public service. In the September 11 terrorist attacks, 3,000 people died. If everything goes as planned, our losses may exceed 70 000, but the lives of many people were saved for some unexpected circumstances. We are grateful to all those who lost their lives on this important day, especially those who endured the test of time and saved our great country.