They lost parents in 9/11. Here's their message for Paris.

"I know what it's like to have my father killed on national television" said one of the now grown children of 9/11 victims who share their inspiring messages to the people of Paris and its victims of terrorism...

By Eléonore Hamelin

They wanted to tell the people of Paris that, unfortunately, they’re not alone. But no matter how hard it is, you can overcome fear and terror. As much as most of these kids were resistant to it, the 9/11 attacks became a part of their identity. By embracing this identity, these now young adults have become symbols of hope and resilience.

When terrorists attacked New York City in 2001, Terrease Aiken, now 22, was 8; Juliette Candela, 21, was 6; Francesca Picerno, 23, was 9; and Joseph Palombo, 26, was 12.

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