In Texas
In Texas
I thought I would share with FTE about Hurricane Harvey in Texas. I was deployed a week ago as a Critical Care Trauma Medic with American Medical Response's Disaster Response Team. As of about 5 hours ago, we finally were able to get get voice cell service as well as net connections. The rains have somewhat stopped and some water is receding. There are still thousands in need of rescue as well as just as many in need of basic necessities ! I have been rotated out for the next 12 hours for rest so I am taking the time to post.
Please....If you can see your way to help in anyway possible, I urge you to do so. These Americans have been stripped of EVERYTHING they have known. They have the wet clothes that they are wearing.
AMR now has over 800 DRT responder's in the area as well as well over 400 vehicles, rotor aircraft and fixed wing aircraft working 24 hours to assist in evacuations and rescue efforts. No contribution or donation could be too small in the effort to assist these victims ! Contact your local Red Cross for information about how to contribute.....Please !
Please....If you can see your way to help in anyway possible, I urge you to do so. These Americans have been stripped of EVERYTHING they have known. They have the wet clothes that they are wearing.
AMR now has over 800 DRT responder's in the area as well as well over 400 vehicles, rotor aircraft and fixed wing aircraft working 24 hours to assist in evacuations and rescue efforts. No contribution or donation could be too small in the effort to assist these victims ! Contact your local Red Cross for information about how to contribute.....Please !
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