This September 11 will be the nineteenth year since that horrible day in 2001.  Shortly after 9/11, Americans had a sense of togetherness, with unity and patriotism, but much has changed since then.  American Thinker interviewed someone who was just a child when he lost someone that day.  Many think of the wives, mothers, fathers, and friends but rarely consider what a child had to go through. Matthew John Bocci wrote the book Sway as a way to sort out his feelings.  He was nine years old when his father died during the collapse of the World Trade Center.  It took one week for the family to find out his father was dead.  "Even though I knew he was dead, I still needed to find out the how.  I became obsessed.  I wondered if he had jumped, since he worked on the 105th floor and I saw all the smoke.  My thoughts were that if he had jumped, maybe I could see him looking out a window...(Read Full Article)