NY Times Thursday April 22

I liked the article about the Estonian President being affected by the airline closures in Europe. I thought it was a cool new angle of the story, kind of like an "Even the Estonian President can't get back home!" angle. It's things like that that show us the enormity of what happened over there and how many people were affected, no matter who they are. I was intrigued about the article of the mother who made a documentary in response to the loss of her daughter to bulimia. Will responses like these, from real people who have had to deal with grief over the problem perhaps prevent it from happening more often?