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[ekaterinn]

I went to P-MAC again today and ended up sorting clothes and helping people find what they needed for several hours. We were outside (they had turned the P-MAC into a medical center) but thankfully underneath shade. I met people who were trying to locate relatives, who needed water and baby clothes and diapers and toothbrushes. A women haif-said, half-asked me, "are they never going to let us go back to New Orleans?" I tod her, "I don't what's going to happen. I wish I did." I gave Gatorade to two little boys, all that they could carry. I saw people inside and outside the P-MAC, waiting for medical treatment and medications. And I don't know what else I can say. It's so unreal and I'm so exhausted. But I'm fine, I'm good and looking forward to getting to Canada.

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[bejiin.livejournal.com]

^^ I'm glad you're helping out love. I wish I could be there to help too. I think UGA will be holding some events to raise funds and a clothes drive... there was also some talk of letting students from the NO area transfer to UGA (apparently there have been a lot of requests for that).