ShanaC@CigarBid
9 years ago
Anthony's house.
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Abrignac
9 years ago
This was taken about 7:00 when we evacuated. I went back about 6 hours later to pick up some clothes and the water was halfway up the oval window on the front door.
ZRX1200
9 years ago
harleyd31
9 years ago
Holy caca...
DrafterX
9 years ago
Bummer... If it's a slab floor you might be alright... I'm sure it'll take a while tho... 😟
Burner02
9 years ago
It is a shame but at least they are alright.
jjanecka
9 years ago
God bless you and your family man. El niño has been rough for everyone down south this year. Had a lot of friends and family get flooded out repeatedly over the past two years here in Texas.
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  • Herf-A-Holic
9 years ago
Sorry to read your update. As a kid our house flooded but only took 3 1/2 feet, so basically everything below the second sheet of sheet rock had to be torn out. you could see from one end of the house to the other along the floor. Still took a long time to dry out, and likely was never completely right.

Feel for you, guess it's not as much fun canoeing by your house when you aren't 11 and aren't the one paying the bills. Praying for you and your neighbors.
Gene363
9 years ago
Whistlebritches
9 years ago
So sorry Brother.......first shipment out,more soon to follow.
MACS
9 years ago
Man, Anthony... you know we're all praying for you. Know that everything happens for a reason, and if you have patience and stay in faith you'll come out the other side better for it.

Hollow words at this very moment, I'm sure... but stay strong. 🙏 🙏
Speyside
9 years ago
I cannot imagine what you and you family are going through. Stay strong.
TMCTLT
9 years ago

I cannot imagine what you and you family are going through. Stay strong.

Speyside wrote:




+1 Allen
Heart wrenching Anthony, prayers for you and yours. 🙏


We're counting our blessings as we narrowly escaped a tornado that tore up houses less than 1/8 of a mile away just two days ago. Fortunately all we got was debris from others homes / structures.
victor809
9 years ago

Man, Anthony... you know we're all praying for you. Know that everything happens for a reason, and if you have patience and stay in faith you'll come out the other side better for it.

Hollow words at this very moment, I'm sure... but stay strong. 🙏 🙏

MACS wrote:



... Easy to say when you've got a boat...

(kidding... Just thought it was a funny juxtaposition)
Abrignac
9 years ago
Thx guys.

We've pretty much moved past the shock stage. Time to pick up the pieces.

So far we've been fortunate. B & SIL have opens their hearts and home to us.

Caitlyn decided to go swimming today. So I had to go by Walmart and thankfully they had a few swimsuits left.

We weren't required to carry flood insurance since we weren't in the 100 year flood plain (this has been deemed a 500 year flood). So we'll have to wait to see what kind of assistance is offered. What ever the case we'll survive.

State Farm is supposed to send a wrecker over in the next few days to tow the two cars. Hopefully, they won't take forever to get us paid. It's a pain in the a$$ putting 4 adults, a dobie and a cat in a Mustang.
edin508
9 years ago
delta1
9 years ago
Great brother, Ant. Hopefully, you can qualify for state and federal disaster relief funds. Check their websites and start the application process immediately.
Abrignac
9 years ago

Great brother, Ant. Hopefully, you can qualify for state and federal disaster relief funds. Check their websites and start the application process immediately.

delta1 wrote:




That was done a couple days ago. Waiting game now.
Mikekoz13
9 years ago
Keeping you and your Family in my thoughts and Prayers. Hang in there Anthony.
madspackler
9 years ago
A difficult picture to look at. Hope things are improving rapidly for you Anthony.
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