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After a seven-hour drive, Bobby and I returned from Port Salut in the southern part of Haiti. I was born in Florida and have been there all my life until we moved here to Haiti. I thought I knew hurricanes, but after seeing what we saw these last two days, I can say one thing, “You don’t ever want to get too close to the eye of a hurricane. Leave and go far away!” Please remember these words. Our hearts have been broken by the tragedy that these poor people have experience. We will be taking more food, water, and our Mobile Medical team to help these poor

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