I, as with many other people, was impressed by the professional and efficient manner with which London Transport staff and the emergency services dealt with the horrific attacks on London (The Argus, July 7).

My condolences go to those families who have lost loved ones. This is not something which will be forgotten by them and it will be a long process to come to terms with the losses for those affected.

My girlfriend and I were involved in a serious car accident two years ago and, in the hours immediately afterwards, no one knew if I would be able to walk again, or if I had any other serious injuries.

Afterwards, I suffered post-traumatic stress disorder, among other things.

Until I received treatment, I couldn't be a car passenger without severe distress and had to bury my head in a pillow.

I hope the casualties and passengers in Thursday's attack get the appropriate care they will need.

We know how hard it is to deal with a life-changing incident. It is only right this country looks after these people because if a country can't care for it's people, then it has nothing.

-Terry Nye, Portslade