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(Mass Appeal) – Nineteen years ago this morning the worst terrorist attacks in U.S. history took place. In the days and weeks that followed, many of us fraught with anger, fear and anxiety, found it very hard to resume our normal lives. So, how do we get back to normal after loss and tragedy?

Dr. Rob Robinson discusses the ways to acknowledge the loss and sadness along with the methods to get your life back on track in coping.

(Mass Appeal) – The tragic events of September 11th took place 19 years ago today. Springfield Deputy Chief Rupert Daniel joins us to talk about his experience during 9/11, both as an officer and as an member of the army special forces.

Deputy Daniel was working when the towers were hit and said officers where in shock and fielding calls from concerned citizens.

(Mass Appeal) – In honor of National Celiac Awareness Day, Gastroenterologist Dr. Nicolas Cal, from Baystate Medical Center and Baystate Noble Hospital, joined us to provide an overview of this common disease.

Celaic disease is an immune reaction to gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye. People are tested for the disease and manage it by avoiding certain types of foods.