Guest guest Posted June 9, 2001 Report Share Posted June 9, 2001 Hi Liane, Yes, upstate NY has seen the news coverage of the disaster in your area. Every time they say " 24 inches of rain in the past week " our jaws simply drop. That is unfathomable! We are all praying here for the waters to quickly subside and the damage to be kept to a minimum. What a testament to the strength of your neighbors/co-workers that they have been able to keep even *two* hospitals open! Our thoughts are with you all! Terri Hassiak BMI 60 http://www.obesityhelp.com/morbidobesity/profile.phtml?N=H980366398 Appealed " Out-of-Network " Ins. Denial - AND WON!!! BPD/DS with Dr. Pomp on 6/25/01 email(no spaces): bunsofluff @ hotmail.com > Not sure our misery has hit your airwaves, but Houston has been > declared a flood disaster area this morning. Me & mine are all safe & > sound, but there are thousands who are in really bad shape.. 21 > THOUSAND folk without power.. all the hospitals in the TX Medical > Center are closed except for Texas Children's & MD (the > cancer hospital). I called my own unit to check on them.. our > personnel have not been relieved in 24 hours, they're on emergency > power, both sub-basements in the hospital are flooded (meaning no > elevators, no central supplies, no meals for the patients from the > main kitchen..). We had a code on the unit earlier today, & those > good folk have had to keep the patient stable while they waited for an > ambulance crew to get up the stairs with transport. Things are really > grim.. Prayers (swung chickens, candles..)are much appreciated. > Hugs to all- > Liane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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