In the summer of 2001, I began my law career studying for the bar exam and training for the fall’s New York City Marathon my stress reliever. Then 9/11 changed everything.
Instead of a glorious event, the race route was lined with SWAT teams with machine guns. My shirt grew wet with tears as I witnessed the pain of my fellow runners, adorned with pictures of loved ones lost, or running with numbers obtained for friends who were no longer with us.
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