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  Mark Schneiders   said (11 Jun 2009):

  nice quote on the advertisment inside the window
  Uw NS-kaart is ook een OV chipkaart( Your NScard is also your OV chipcard)
  Wondering in wich (un)recognisable land she's lost(with what kind of ticket). ps hope for her she is doing well right now

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  Nancy Berman gave props (6 Aug 2009):

  Very disturbing. Very sad.

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  Debrah Leonard (Deleted) gave props (8 Jun 2010):

  voting

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  Judy Abolafya (Deleted) said (8 Jun 2010):

  this is very sad...did she fall trying to reach her crutches??? hope she got help.

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  René Damen   said (8 Jun 2010):

  @Judy, no she didn't fall, she had/have some psychic problems at that moment. My little daughter and I where on a different platform and we only could see and hear her crying very loud, it was really heart breaking. Some people from the the NS (dutch railway) tried to help here but she refused. I never get the end of that story because our train arrived one minute after this shot...wonder what happened to her...

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  William Tracy said (9 Jun 2010):

  I'm relieved to hear she is not in the U.S. Much better chance of being helped where she is. YES vote.

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  Kathleen Mercado (Deleted) said (11 Jun 2010):

  My vote!

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  Luke Everett gave props (7 Jul 2010):

  Very sad.... but urban, yes. In a small town, there would have been someone by her side. The tragedy of senses being numbed in the choatic life off a city. my vote

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  John Linton gave props (10 Jul 2010):

  Oh YEAH! Rad!

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  misha otaared gave props (20 Aug 2010):

  excellent, deeply poignant capture, rené

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  Silvia Priscilla gave props (22 Aug 2010):

  dramatic vote

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  Dean Noble gave props (23 Aug 2010):

  voted - with regret