THE American tragedy has, for us all, almost seemed like a personal assault. Even if we knew no one in New York, we are somehow collectively scarred. The impact of witnessing such unbelievable scenes live on our TV screens is unheard of in world history.
TV channels replaying the scenes underline how hard the disaster has been to comprehend.
Because of the movies we feel we know New York. We may also suffer feelings of insecurity and wonder about our position in Guernsey, he said. People with phobias about flying may also feel more anxious. Seeing such events can pull us up short, he went on. On a positive note it can help us sort out what our values and priorities are and help us appreciate what we have got.