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On this 20th Anniversary of the tragedy that was September 11th 2001, we pay homage to this mutual Suffering that we endured collectively as a nation with a rare Hero of the recovery, retired NYC Firefighter Billy Bartholomew. Billy had a front row seat to the carnage of that day digging through the wreckage actively searching for survivors and the deceased. His courage resulted in Cancer due to the recovery efforts. His attitude is that of a true warrior, choosing to never give into the Suffering and fighting his cancer head on. While his actions are the definition of what a hero is, Billy’s humble attitude doesn’t allow him to recognize how we see him. Listen to this story and keep our collective promise to never forget.
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On this 20th Anniversary of the tragedy that was September 11th 2001, we pay homage to this mutual Suffering that we endured collectively as a nation with a rare Hero of the recovery, retired NYC Firefighter Billy Bartholomew. Billy had a front row seat to the carnage of that day digging through the wreckage actively searching for survivors and the deceased. His courage resulted in Cancer due to the recovery efforts. His attitude is that of a true warrior, choosing to never give into the Suffering and fighting his cancer head on. While his actions are the definition of what a hero is, Billy’s humble attitude doesn’t allow him to recognize how we see him. Listen to this story and keep our collective promise to never forget.
The Suffering Podcast Family
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The Suffering Podcast Instagram Kevin Donaldson Instagram
TikTok YouTube

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