with other first responders to help access the federal funds available to treat the 9/11-related illnesses like cancer plaguing tens of thousands of police officers, firefighters, and other survivors to this day. it must still affect you, to think about the people who were lost here. what comes to mind? >> it's every day. we're the lucky ones. a lot of our friends that died from 9/11, from cancer. it affectis every firefighter, every first responder, every day. >> reporter: then there are the office workers who happened to be caught up in the chaos of the crashing towers and the aftermath. some of them are still showing up at health fairs to learn how they can get help too. this man has kidney cancer, diagnosed years after he walked home covered with dust. >> my wife said i was covered with dust everywhere.
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