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On Tuesday September 11, the unthinkable occurred. The United States was attacked by cowardly terrorists, leaving thousands dead. Obviously the terrorists did not know what the people of the United States of America are made of. They failed miserably in their attempt to weaken us. They have only made us stronger.

Arthritis Insight offers our prayers and thoughts to those victims and their families. The pain they must feel cannot even be imagined. We hope they can draw strength from the support of the entire country. 

We've also gathered links, phone numbers and information:

News:

Complete Coverage from CNN

USA Today

New York Times

Time Magazine

Search for missing friends and family:

The Official New York City Website:
Emergency Information including Hospital Patient Locator System and Additional Missing Persons Information... 

Survivor List - survivorlist.org

Find Someone
data base where you can search for missing loved ones in the vicinity of the terrorist attacks...

"I'm Okay" Message Center: 
Add your name so friends and relatives know you're alright.

Relatives of American Airlines passengers seeking information about relatives may call 1-800-245-0999.

United Airlines said friends or family members seeking information on flights may call (800) 932-8555. United also said it would post any information it has on its Web site, www.united.com.

Morgan Stanley, the World Trade Center's largest tenant, has set up an emergency contact phone number for employees and families: (888) 883-4391.

Cantor Fitzgerald
List of safe and accounted for employee http://216.149.132.188/employees.html
or call (866) 326 3188 
or +44 (0) 207 894 3721 (outside the US)

Aon Corporation
Information hotline
866.256.4154 or 847.953.4070 

http://www.nyfd.com/index.html
The Unofficial Home Page of FDNY (New York City Fire Department)

NY Hug: The purpose of this website is to allow people to communicate with others that have experienced the same tragedy as well to try and find friends, workers, or loved ones...

Help:

The American Red Cross is not calling for emergency blood donations, but donors who have appointments should keep them. To schedule an appointment to donate blood or platelets, call 1-800-GIVE-LIFE. To offer other assistance to the Red Cross call 1-800-HELP NOW.

For tips to the FBI, go to www.ifccfbi.gov or call (866) 483-5137.


Additional Information:

North Tower Tenants from USA Today
South Tower Tenants from USA Today

Some great pictures of what was....
World Trade Center, Observatory

New York's World Trade Center
A Living Archive
Lots of information about the WTC...

Tina J. Underwood & Kim McCarthy
Page last updated on September 14, 2001