by Nicola Menzie , Christian Post Reporter
Genelle Guzman-McMillan insists that it is not fear that keeps her from
returning to Manhattan's ground zero. The Port Authority employee, now also an
author, says that it is the ordeal of reliving how two hijacked planes 10 years
ago sent the World Trade Center crumbling, burying her co-workers and herself
beneath piles of rubble. As Guzman-McMillan lay buried alive for nearly 30
hours, the screams she heard in the darkness around her soon faded away. She
was alone, she thought, and could think of only one thing to do – cry out to
God.
