Internal memo from DEP legal affairs notifying attorneys of Law Department cancellation of continuing legal education classes.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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• Talk about it. Expressing your feelings will help you work through what happened; it is not a sign of weakness. Talk to a trusted relative , friend, social worker or clergy member. • Get plenty of rest and exercise; try to eat well- balanced meals. • Spend time with family and friends. If you have children, encourage them to discuss their feelings and concerns with you. • Do things that you find soothing and relaxing. You may want to cut down on time spent watching TV news. • As soon as you are able, get back to your usual routine. • Don't make any big life decisions at this time. • Think of other times that you have experienced oven/vhelming emotions, and how you dealt with them. • Reach out to others. Working with your community may help you gain a greater sense of control; donate blood, comfort a friend or co-worker, donate food or clothing. • Keep a journal of your thoughts and feelings.
Remarkably, most people don't have any long lasting emotional effects from disasters. If your responses continue to interfere with your work and home life over a prolonged period of time, you may want to seek professional help. If you're concerned about any of these issues and want to talk, you can call the NYC EAP at 1800 NYC CIW (1-800-692-2489). Additional resources can be found by logging on to www.achievesolutions.new/guest
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http://cityweb.nycnet/htm]/em/em_assistance.html 10/02/2001
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City information page providing guidance for parents on helping children cope with stress and anxiety following the September 11 disasters.
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Draft correspondence explaining the need to remove WTC debris containing potential asbestos from lower Manhattan buildings.
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Archival folder label for September 11 news clippings from the Office of the Mayor, identified as Folder 0124.
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Archival folder label for World Trade Center disaster information general records, identified as Folder 0128.
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Directory of organizations providing financial aid, job placement, and space assistance to businesses affected by the disaster.
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Official health advisory regarding dust and smoke exposure risks in the World Trade Center area following the disaster.
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Agenda for a February 14, 2002 meeting chaired by FEMA to address health concerns of responders and citizens.
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