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Posted by Ernie on 2/12/2008, 9:19 am, in reply to "Re: Im OK!"
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Hey Liz and all! I was down south of the storms so I did not get any damage here. I am still having problems with my computer though. It still disconnects a lot and it is difficult to do much on the internet. Thanks for asking about me. Later...
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: Hey everyone,
: Isn't Ernie near where the torandos hits
: aswell. Has anyone heard from him latley.
: I'm glad to here that your ok Matt.
: Take care everyone.
: Liz
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: Oh Matt. It is a great relief to know youre
: ok.
: Thanks for posting so soon and letting us
: know you're safe xx
: And thank you LM for the story on little
: Kyson.
: I only saw a snippet about it on Msn news.
: He's a real little miracle boy. So lucky in
: one sense to survive such a frightening
: ordeal. And with just a few scratches and
: bruises. But then not so lucky as he lost
: his Mum?
: The poor little thing.
: But Im sure his Dad and Grand-dad and
: everyone else will pull together and take
: very good care of him. He will not be short
: of love.
: As Maire said, God must have plans for him a
: little further down the road.
:
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: Matt, I am so glad that you are
: safe!!!!!!!!
: I was amazed by the following story:
: Eleven-month-old Kyson Stowell was found
: face down in a muddy field after being
: picked up by a tornado that killed his
: mother and wrecked his home.
:
: "He's just a miracle, luck, God
: watching over him - it's all it can
: be," said his grandfather Doug Stowell.
:
: At least 55 people were killed as the storms
: swept through on Tuesday.
:
: It was the deadliest tornado barrage in two
: decades, the US news agency Associated Press
: (AP) reported.
:
: It tore apart communities in Tennessee,
: Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas,
: on the same day that residents of some of
: those states voted in the US presidential
: primaries.
:
:
: It was as rescue workers combed the
: devastated town of Castalian Springs,
: Tennessee, that firefighter David Harmon
: came across what looked "like a baby
: doll".
:
: "He was laying face down with his arms
: above his head... He was just laying there
: motionless, wasn't moving," Mr Harmon
: said.
: The baby was lying 100m or more from the
: ruins of his house. His mother, 23-year-old
: Kerri Stowell, was found dead in the same
: field.
:
:
: He was taken to the children's hospital at
: Vanderbilt University, but had only light
: cuts and bruises.
:
: Dr Tom Morgan said: "Maybe he landed on
: something that lessened his blow, maybe he,
: you know, came down against a bush or
: something. I think it was probably mostly
: luck, God's grace."
:
: Others in the community also saw it as
: divine intervention - a ray of hope amid the
: destruction visited on them in a few violent
: hours.
:
: Reverend Doyle Farris of nearby Hartsville
: Pike Church of Christ said "even in the
: midst of the worst storm... if you look, you
: can find an inspiration or a bright
: spot".
:
: "The child will always be a reminder in
: this community of that message," he
: told AP.
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