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Jan 13, 2019 29 min

9/11 Fund in Peril / Immigrant Pays It Forward

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Government aid for those ailing from 9/11 illnesses is in jeopardy. Leading 9/11 community activist John Feal and attorney Michael Barasch join Q104.3’s “Sonstein Sunday” to discuss. Also- how the partial government shutdown impacts those ailing from 9/11 toxins. Sixtus Atabong was just a young man when his dad sent him alone to the U.S. to make a better life for himself. He knew no one. He was completely alone. Atabong became a Physician’s Assistant and has since returned to build clinics and hospitals back home in Cameroon as well as The Democratic Republic of Congo, Nicaragua and Guatemala. Talk about an inspiring story!

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Government aid for those ailing from 9/11 illnesses is in jeopardy. Leading 9/11 community activist John Feal and attorney Michael Barasch join Q104.3’s “Sonstein Sunday” to discuss. Also- how the partial government shutdown impacts those ailing from...

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