”On 9/11, I Was A New Doctor Running A Morgue Out Of A Brooks Brothers.” - with Dr. Sandeep Jauhar

On September 11, 2001, people began the morning as if it were any other work day. This episode’s special guest was no exception. He was a medical professional, trained to meet patients in crisis. However, he never expected that the patients he’d tend to would already be deceased and that the building he’d find himself working within would be the opposite of a hospital. After the Towers fell, he found himself bagging and sorting the body parts of strangers in the middle of a retail store. It was the absolute unthinkable. This is the first-hand account of one of thousands of people who faced catastrophe at its ugliest and most gripping, and still chose to act. It’s a story that illustrates the heroism of those who were directly impacted by the worst terrorist attack in American history. Dr. Sandeep Jauhar’s story will reinforce in your mind why we will never forget.

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