Group Of Rolling Fork, MS Residents Squeeze Tight Into Restaurant Cooler To Survive Tornado

[@billiegoodman4872]

Tracy, if it gives any solace, your and your husbands quick thinking and action saved 9 lives. Bless you all.

[@heartofdixieprepping4797]

Absolutely!

[@tinyvr7036]

Cool people😊❤ God bless all of you in that town.

[@lizslp86]

Agree.They are heroes.

[@MJIZZEL]

True hero

[@AmericasBestRoofing]

Amen

[@peggyuriz156]

Karie Byrne thank you for letting her get through her story without interrupting her. She needed that. You’re a great and compassionate reporter!

[@LahainaStrong444]

amen

[@LaLadybug2011]

Yes! I intended on mentioning that in my comment. Bless this reporter---lots of them could take lessons from Karie Byrne. I kept expecting the station yo cut the interview off because it was "getting too long." Thankfully she was able to tell the whole story.

[@Jojo-gg6jc]

Praying for all those who's lives have been affected by theses storms.🙏🙏

[@tammyr3255]

♥️🙏

[@frankstone3994]

I agree. I know Tracey and she's such a sweet person. So MUCH a part of the community!

[@Mr2Staxx]

A broken arm and he had the courage and strength to help someone else! Wish he was there to be interviewed but I want to thank him for showing real humanity!

[@wadewilson8011]

It's called adrenalin and will power. Not everyone just shuts down and/or panicks during a crisis situation. Many people step up to the challenge and their body's move before they even have time to think.

[@IIIAnchani]

that is more than humanity. He was in excruciating pain for sure, but even though he was injured, he got up and did the job. That's what earns you pretty shiny medals if you're in the military for going above and beyond the call of duty. This man did what the best of the best do, not because he was trained to do so, but because he's such a great soul. God bless this person and may only good things happen to them from now on until the conclusion of their hopefully long, happy and fulfilling life.

[@rhuttrho88]

​@@IIIAnchani Wade Wilson's comment said it all! He didn't feel it until the adrenaline wore off!!! Real science!!

[@rhuttrho88]

​@@wadewilson8011 Exactly!🫡

[@shyofthemoon1175]

​@@wadewilson8011 This is so true. I had this happen to me when a woman was attacking an elderly woman at Walmart while stealing her purse. I heard her screams and came up on a group of at least 15 people just shocked and watching it happen. Before I knew it I was in the middle of the two women and I had grabbed the one attacking the elderly woman and I had her by the throat pushed up against the freezers. I don't even know how it happened. The police came and arrested her.

[@belami_irl8543]

This reporter is better than any I’ve ever seen in that she patiently let this lady tell her harrowing story without interrupting or asking her any stupid questions like most reporters do these days. It made it the most raw heartbreaking interview I’ve ever seen. My prayers to this lady, her family and all those lost. 🙏💔RIP

[@youaremysunshine2368]

😢🙏🏼❤️

[@EbonyJ-rt5bb]

🙏🏽

[@marysmith7596]

Sad this happened but RIP is not what happens to people if they die without having accepted JESUS CHRIST AND LIVED for HIM- now is the time to accept HIM so when you die you will go to HEAVEN and not HELL.

[@belami_irl8543]

@@marysmith7596 STOP pushing your fear mongering judgmental comments on this video. Only God can judge NOT YOU!! Everyone has a right to choose for themselves what religious beliefs to follow if any.

[@marysmith7596]

@@belami_irl8543 I am not judging I'm telling you what the BIBLE says and that is not judging but a WARNING! READ ST. JOHN 3:3 JESUS SAID YOU MUST BE BORN AGAIN TO GO TO HEAVVEN! JESUS SAID IT SO IS HE JUDGING YOU.

[@KrisMoretti]

Kudos for y'all letting this lady actually talk and not rushing her through her story. Hope they all can make it through. RIP those that lost their lives.

[@savannahg1588]

@@mr.peabody6670 It's all about those ratings.

[@MJIZZEL]

​@@mr.peabody6670 the more that accounts like these get out to the public, the more chances are to receive help, aid, volunteers. These people stories help out wlot in that regard.

[@danielschannel701]

@@MJIZZEL People are so uninvolved to think that we only need to hear the superficial, happy stories.

[@debraanderson7086]

​@Tehran for ALL the people who lost their lives, not just blk people.

[@Constitution1789]

​@Tehran "could care less" means you also care about your "oppressors." So all lives matter.

[@annmcrath536]

Thank you so much for allowing this woman the time to pour out her story without interrupting her. Such a powerful story and the most tender job of reporting I've ever seen. God help her and the people of Rolling Fork.

[@RR-it2rt]

Agree 100%. So much compassion by the reporter. We need more like you.

[@tribulusterrestris27]

I see she has had that shhhots. Heaven help her.

[@drtpredatorcontrol]

@@tribulusterrestris27 that's a blood glucose monitor, commonly used by diabetes patients.

[@tribulusterrestris27]

@@drtpredatorcontrol Thanks for that info

[@jeffcreech7010]

This woman is a pillar in her community and she's in limbo... She feels she can't help anyone but she is. Sending hugs and prayers.

[@generationsixpack1698]

Tracey is an Angel!!!!! She yelled “cooler” ,.. they obeyed her command and everyone survived!,.GOD BLESS TRACEY AND HER HUSBAND🙏🏻😌❤️ I was crying through out this whole video almost 😥

[@kgfairgo5559]

Except no customers got in but they helped her get out after being stuck inside

[@tander101]

​@@kgfairgo5559One customer didn't get in

[@jennzayas8783]

If anyone needed a hug, it was her. She already lost so much. She is a hero in her own way I wish nothing but the best. I wish I lived closer to help clean up or help the community.

[@teresak1732]

I thought maybe the reporter would give her a hug.

[@zachwesthoff692]

@@teresak1732 hugs are considered rape now days

[@tiredfrog308]

@@zachwesthoff692what made you think this was an appropriate thing to say?

[@TabbyK76]

She and her husband saved 9 lives that night, so for as bad and terrifying as it must have been, I'm glad she was there to help 😢

[@angiemansfield9381]

I just kept wishing I could reach through this screen and wrap her up in a hug. Her grief broke my heart.

[@trainmaster0217]

I'm a man and I have tears in my eyes listening to her struggling to tell that horror story. Wish I could hug her.

[@gleanerman2195]

I know her well, she is a friend and a wonderful person, I'm thinking of her and the town.

[@kidrobot.]

what does being a man have to do with it?

[@thegreatcornholiofb3037]

@@kidrobot. Why try to change the tone of the OP with a self serving, change of topic question?

[@Pokedawn100]

It's okay to be empathetic, it's human.

[@bigthoughts2644]

Same, absolutely terrible

[@seviregis7441]

That woman is such a sweet, precious soul... and in fact, that whole Town was like that. Terribly sad, heartbreaking. I’m grateful that group survived, and the man who helped them get out. I pray for any others, animal and human, who may still be trapped.

[@bcc7777]

I hope this woman gets some help. She is obviously a wonderful, loving soul.

[@judithscales1329]

They are all wonderful when GOD Scares the hell out of them……

[@mariarobles9116]

Yes, indeed, she's mourning for the whole community, neighbors, children 😢

[@frankstone3994]

@@judithscales1329 I know Tracy. Her love and kindness is 24/7/365, rain or shine! Shame on you!

[@DrBeeSpeaks]

You and your husband are life savers and that was the most respectful news reporter I've seen in a loooooooooong time. She let Miss Tracy tell her story. Praying for everyone!

[@anthonyweisse9758]

Don’t think I have watched someone recall what they went through and you can see and feel this woman’s pain and emotion! My heart goes out to her and the town. I will put everyone in my prayers. Seeing the cooler standing up with nothing around it…. Is something I know I will never forget! God bless them….

[@inezwilson8323]

Thank God they went to the cooler "Ark " Amazing story ,remind me of hurricane Sandy ,I was holding onto a piece of wire, which id tied the rafters to ,when the wind was trying to lift it off ,we held on tight and cried out to Jesus and it went bk dwn and stayed 😢. I pray she gets help to build a strong brick building, Excellent reporter ❤😊

[@anthonyweisse9758]

Sounds like you had God with you that night. I’m glad you mentioned the reporter because I can’t get her out of my mind either. Standing there with just a microphone between each of them and listening to here recount what they had just been through… her raw emotions would have undoubtedly been one of the hardest things for someone to experience. But in the end… she accomplished her goal of letting the world know how quickly your life can change in seconds. Reading what you experienced makes me wonder just how many untold stories like this no one has ever heard. I can only imagine watching this interview all the emotions that must have rushed back to you. Unimaginable for many to comprehend.

[@emyyyxx]

she’s not just recalling it’s reliving it. :(

[@unicornsandrainbowsandchic2336]

Every reporter needs to watch this interview- this is how you do a respectful, caring interview.

[@jonmorgan7626]

Devastating to watch this poor woman break her heart on live TV, the storms aren’t to be messed with. Thank god the cooler withstood the winds like a champion ❤️

[@donnagalbreath6279]

Lord please help these people! Prayers for you all!

[@cameron6249]

they're lucky that cooler wasn't picked up hundreds of feet and thrown, they wouldn't be here

[@hippiebits2071]

It's really amazing that she was even able to do the interview all things considered.

[@Tlittau3944]

@@cameron6249 we was trained when I worked at a grocery story as a teenager... in case of a threat of a tornado, go directly to the cooler and remain there until the threat was past.

[@luislongoria6621]

They always told us the freezer was the emergency shelter but I never believed it. It must be anchored better than I thought. A true miracle 🙏

[@patroberts5449]

Man! Give her a hug!! If anyone has ever needed one she does! Poor people, too much to bear, my deepest condolences from San Jose California.

[@intherockies]

I thought the same thing, she needed to give her a hug. Heartbreaking story.

[@bakerinthehouse5346]

Mine are added from Turlock

[@SapphirasMama]

Sometimes people don't like to be touched during this time as it gets too much for them. That is why its always a good idea to ask. If I was going to give her a hug, first ask and do it off TV

[@nick-bd8db]

Email your president joe you elected and bring some money from Ukraine

[@patroberts5449]

@Goddaughter32 Yes of course that is the best way to do so and I sure hope that’s what happened after the cameras.

[@westernhemisphere2205]

This could have been any of our Towns or any of us. I hope they get what they need ASAP. It's heartbreaking.

[@olgapalenzuela-king9172]

This is so heartbreaking. It makes me cry. I hate when people keep saying that it'll get better. Many of these people will live through he'll because they are hard working people living from check to check and now with nowhere to go. You don't just suddenly get better.

[@rodrichforever5000]

Exactly after that storm it may take years for things to get back to some sense of normalcy for them.

[@alebeltran7342]

❤❤😢

[@LydiaStarz]

These folks are gonna be hurt floor a long time..I mean look at it,!! Surprised this lady had phone service. They sure have no electricity..

[@boss2923]

and our piss poor of a president Biden won't help them either!

[@LydiaStarz]

Look at Moore Ok 2013. This is actually worse! I was in the vicinity when Moore got wiped out twice in the month of May. I never saw so much devastation til now. Really really bad.

[@1-God1-Truth1-Life1-Forever]

This reporter sets the standard for any reporter in situations like this. . Her compassion and patience allowed this woman's personal account come to life for millions. Prayers to all, her included, that have been affected by the disaster.

[@sandraweaver8376]

Prayers for everyone in Mississippi, Georgia, and all those places that was struck. Prayers for Ms. Harden.

[@danielsanford4109]

@@thabom9791 Some how I understand your jaded outlook on life, but what have you done for these devistated people?

[@thabom9791]

@@danielsanford4109 When I do some charitable action, I do it discreetly. Others prefer to trumpet it loud. Do you?

[@claztube]

This woman was so brave, to be able to speak with such a heavy heart and relive that awful devastation. Had I been the news correspondent I would have been compelled to lean in and wrap my arms around the woman even if the camera shot was a loss. That victim needed a hug so badly.

[@pamelatify]

Wow. I’m in tears with this woman as she tell her heartbreaking story. 🙏❤️😭

[@chrismatteson2337]

Me too😢

[@ksharpe8137]

This is the first time I’ve ever cried while watching a video. My heart is literally breaking for Tracy and that entire community. 💔

[@joyhayhurst4486]

This just breaks my heart, praying that she hears from all the children and they are safe.

[@loyevangelists]

I was in tears watching Tracy relive what happened to her town. So wonderful that this reporter let her share like that without cutting her off or trying to rush her through her story. I cannot imagine going through what the people of this town are going through. The tornado may be over but now they all have to try and put everything back together. These people are poor to begin with. They have lost everything. So sad

[@EcoNeighbor]

Listening at this I am trying not to cry. Y’all made it through the storm for a reason. She is so strong.

[@lynnettecook6973]

I wish I could hug her and tell her everything will be okay. Thankfully, you, your family and employees all survived.

[@joebalderas789]

So sad but what a great job by that lady to paint an exact depiction of what she saw.❤

[@joejones9520]

imagine that the day before or even hrs before it happened she was just like you and me and having no clue she'd soon be one of those survivors telling their story we think we see only on the news but not imagining we could ever be one.

[@YaYaPaBla]

This sweet lady is still traumatized. I pray her family keeps a close eye on her for her health. She’s gonna need time to recover.

[@Celisar1]

A trauma is a psychiatric diagnosis and NOT every hardship in life.

[@shineinstars]

​@@Celisar1 you'd definitely be traumatized after losing everything tho lol

[@rockmonroe1754]

When I was a kid, my father would go to Rolling Fork every Friday on business. I would go with him sometimes and we went to Chuck's often. It was pretty much the go-to place for Rolling Fork. A lot of history and fun times happened in that building. Sending prayers for Rolling Fork.

[@gaberoyalll]

this women is so extremally strong God bless her !!

[@georgehorkan7205]

Surviving a catastophy such as this should be a happy occasion yet for so many there is no joy to be found. The devistation, loss of life, and trauma to survivers carry on for ages. I think I understood that this woman, and others, brought happiness and joy to others, especially the children. She is an everyday hero. I am glad that she survived so that she can continue making others smile and be happy. God speed their recovery and heal their heavy hearts.

[@fogums]

Bless you and your husband Tracy, saving the lives of those around you

[@tomhoward9142]

She is a very strong lady. Prayers for everyone affected. 🙏

[@nancyfeddersen4277]

Herbert Harris. Please don't state that information saying she might not have made it. She is already traumatized, don't rub salt into the wound. It was her fast thinking to tell everyone to get in the cooler. They are both heroes in my book. God bless them.

[@RedDesertRoz]

What a kind heart this woman has, and I am so glad she and her employees survived.

[@LC-ok5nw]

What a sweet, kind woman. Tracy, I am praying for you and yours and all affected by the tornado. May God hold you in the palm of His hand.

[@Mylegacymap]

Oh bless this woman. What a beautiful heart she has, just one of many in this devastated community. My heart breaks for her talking about the children. It’s unimaginable. I wish I could give her a hug. Praying for these families.

[@zhenren9703]

I'm from Oklahoma and at work, we were always told to get in the cooler if a tornado comes. This is why. Glad they all got in just in time. It is traumatizing to experience this, it's definitely ok to feel those feelings. The trailers, oof. 😢

[@reggiehowze1891]

I live in a trailer here in Coffeeville Alabama. I got out

[@kittybeck151]

Isn't it cold in there? Do you shut off the thermostat before you go in? What is in there, beer, food, meat?

[@tutnetam]

@@kittybeck151 exactly my questions!

[@MJIZZEL]

​@@kittybeck151 it's not a freezer so shouldn't be that cold. People go in them for longer daily when having to stock and rotate or do inventory. Used to take good 15 mins to do inventory and rotations at a place I used to work at. Few minutes at 45 degrees ain't that bad. Especially if the power gets cut how this tornado did theirs.

[@thomassteele5445]

Coolers R NOT strong they are thin Aluminum covering thick insulation board.It was a secondary shelter with in a shelter. And at the end of the day GOD IS GOOD.

[@km47804]

Watching that woman relive that was heart breaking. Looking forward to taking a road trip to visit Chucks Dairy Bar 2.0. Y’all saved 9 people!

[@kathyw.3146]

I remember going to Rolling Fork and Anguilla MS as a child in the summertime during school break up north. One of the highlights other than seeing both of my grandmothers and other family members was getting the famous Chuck burger. It was under the previous owner named Chuck. And now to see everything gone is just devastating. My prayers go out to everyone there because this is something that they will never completely get over.❤

[@KB-ke3fi]

It's also Muddy Waters hometown...the great blues player...

[@kathyw.3146]

@K B , Yea, I know. My older deceased relatives were friends with him.

[@mugesUSA]

I feel their pain more than anybody else! I m from Turkey and we went thru the disaster of earthquakes in one evening, and one morning, and throughout the week.. wishing all of you speed recovery, God bless you all

[@sleighet-xf6tv]

@Muge S. We continue to pray to God that the people in Turkey and neighboring countries who were affected by the seemingly endless and catastrophic earthquakes will be able to find places to live in the very near future. 🙏🏻🙏🏻💞

[@acgillespie]

I'm sorry I was rude

[@donnamarie749]

I often think of all of you affected by the earthquakes. Prayers 🙏🙏🙏 from Chicago IL

[@lauriekerze3461]

My heart goes out to this women.

[@There...Chicago12]

Thanks to FOX for allowing this woman to speak through it.

[@gibrath5514]

My heart breaks for theses people. I’m praying for all of you.

[@margarettickle9659]

Tracy, you are brilliant to think of that cooler and so quickly. That was a heroic move on you and your husband's part. I applaud you.

[@wendystjean4678]

My heart is breaking watching Tracy relive this nightmare. Angels, please watch over Tracy and everyone who has been affected by this tragedy.

[@TwoTrees777]

I survived Hurricane Maria on the tiny island of Dominica West Indies the cat 5 pulsated over us for hours we all thought we would die...listening to Tracy brought back emotions I thought I had healed from....praying for the injured..the families of the deceased and the community ❤

[@kingdoc3262]

Thanks for minimizing your interruption and allowing her to fully speak and share her pain and hope 🙏🏽 Love the gentleman's warm response

[@JK-ns5dr]

I was very impressed with that. Letting her tell her story was important for her. I was kind of hoping she'd give her a hug.

[@MrJking065]

One of the best interviews after a storm hit. She relive it all and told us about it. God Bless.

[@janinemaxwell4297]

My heart goes out to this poor lady it’s so heartbreaking. How anyone made it out alive is a miracle. My thoughts are with everyone affected by this disaster

[@sonmisong2939]

Love journists that actually do journalism

[@danhooper3819]

What a beautiful loving woman Tracey is. God Bless her. Prayers for all the children.

[@Scp716creativecommons]

Katie Byrne, need mre reporting like this, kudos and thanks. My heart to these folk. The customer got em free with a busted arm, alot of heroes in this story.

[@catlady4799]

God Bless this women and her family. And all those that were in that tornado.

[@dyanshane]

I am so sorry sweetie. It is so hard to have so much loss. God be with you.

[@bluerosegirl7471]

This is just heartbreaking. I hope this town makes a comeback because the people seem so nice. ❤

[@muffin2u63]

Prayers for this poor lady and the rest of the people who have lost everything. So glad they were able to get in that cooler and survive, but what an ordeal to go through. So scary. :(

[@libbyjensen1858]

My God...this is utterly heart wrenching.....

[@patriciagriswold6060]

This has got to be the kindest reporter's interview of a tragic event that I have ever seen.

[@angelapritchard6640]

What a great woman. Her quick direction probably saved those peoples lives. And, her beautiful manicure survived that tornado,too! She was very brave to share her account of survival in such a traumatized state.

[@suem6004]

It was her husband's quick thinking. She was in shock like a deer in headlights.

[@nancyfeddersen4277]

Sue M. She is the one that yelled cooler for everyone to get in. Her husband helped getting them in and closing the door. Great team those two are helping the others.

[@kitlee172]

Of all things, I too was looking at her pretty nails, in the midst of such utter devastation. For some reason, it makes me cry. 😢

[@Galaxie08]

​@@suem6004 Go troll elsewhere.

[@suem6004]

@@Galaxie08 Truth hurts your feelings snowflake. You need a binkie for your trauma.

[@marthaotis8535]

This breaks my heart. ❤️ Prayers for you all...🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@heartofdixieprepping4797]

This is heartbreaking. May God bless this woman, her family and friends. I've watched the reports since yesterday morning but this one of her recalling the details literally hurts my heart. I wish I could be there to just love on her and these people that have lost everything.

[@michelleshaw1211]

Thank YOU, that is exactly what i feel too. I just want to wrap them ALL in my arms. Then feed them homemade chicken soup and cornbread.with my brownies too. I want to bring them all home. HEART WRENCHING. Grandma loves every one of you and is praying on her knees for YOU. I can't see I'm crying so hard, sorry for mistakes. A Colorado Mountain Grandma 💔😭💕🙏💪

[@heartofdixieprepping4797]

@@michelleshaw1211 I understand. I've cried like that too. I just want to help them and comfort those children. They are getting severe weather now. And here we are again, bracing for severe storms in Alabama. We have had two tornado warnings tonight.

[@MJIZZEL]

​@@heartofdixieprepping4797people down here in the south have big hearts. I agree on everything you said. Good luck through these storms!

[@heartofdixieprepping4797]

@@MJIZZEL thank you.. it's so hard to sleep in this weather anyway and seeing the destruction here and these people's lives shattered makes it harder. I just hope they are all safe. Where do you put so many people after something like this. There's nothing....😢

[@michelleshaw1211]

@@heartofdixieprepping4797 I'm praying for you too. I'm watching the weather down there and worrying along with you. My older son lives outside Atlanta now and they're getting hit too. I always watch the weather in the Spring. It's habit, I grew up in southeast Kansas on the OK border. Tornado Alley. I spent a lot of my childhood nights in the basement. Very scary!! You hang in there my Dear. You will be always on my mind and heart. Please stay safe!! Love, Michelle Shaw, a Colorado Mountain Grandma 💜💔💧🙏💕💪✌️🌎🌍🌏

[@WhiteWolfBlackStar]

My heart goes out to these people. I agree, thank you for letting her tell her story her way. We ALL needed it that way. Prayers to all those families. I know all about losing everything you’ve ever known. It’s absolutely devastating! Thank you to first respond and rescue. You are so appreciated.

[@julie1630]

A sincere good woman. Praying all the children are ok. You're a wonderful lady and we care about you and your town and business and all residents.

[@talawoods25]

WOW! This is the most powerfully raw news clip I've ever seen. The genuine concern this lady has for her community is heart warming ♥️

[@jimewen19681]

My ❤ breaks for Tracy and all her loved ones. She is truly an Angel from hearing her story of how that community had welcomed her and her husband 16 years ago. This woman loves her business and shared that with the community. May God give her and everyone affected by this horrendous tornado peace and the will to move forward and rebuild for that community. Such a sad story and I pray that none of the children were killed or hurt during this terrible tragedy. May God comfort each and everyone!! ❤❤❤😢

[@marylett210]

Sorry for the lost,God bless y'all!

[@tom56ism]

So very sad I have tears in my eyes. She is a beautiful human being and thank God for that cooler.

[@pauloakes5718]

God bless you all Ma’am from England 🙏

[@chrislacy4185]

One arm man needs a medal of honor

[@snooping4us]

Thank God for the person that opened that cooler!!!

[@nikkipage9132]

Bless her. I hope the kids and families survived. ❤

[@amandasmith7323]

I’m crying for this poor lady. 😢

[@dvf4550]

Bless her heart. This is heartbreaking. I hope they get the support they need to rebuild their lives.

[@taytay4696]

What a classy reporter/correspondent. Such flair. Such compassion.

[@mamapillow8365]

God bless that woman, her family, her employees and especially the man who rescued them. Praying for all in Rolling Fork.

[@candysmith8724]

Just hearing Tracy speak makes you want to be a part of a community like this. God bless her and these people. Prayers from Texas🙏🙏❤❤

[@PaulaCWard]

God Bless You! That was a beautiful telling of a devastating & tragic event! Tears rolled down my face,...I will pray you & your loved ones will be safe & well.

[@georgemichael9106]

Praying so hard for Mrs Harden her family the rest of these great people from the great state of Mississippi.

[@karenlong4817]

Praying for everyone. Praying for you, Tracy Harden.

[@shirleyallen7374]

Life is too fragile and precious to not have love for others like this women. My heartfelt condolences and good wishes for all those devastated by this tragedy. 💔

[@gigia9515]

I am in tears. How awful for these people. ❤

[@kbo730]

I’m so glad you are ok. That was a brilliant move to go into the cooler.

[@acs2735]

God bless them all. Thank God for all the survivors ❤

[@pearlbonnie1369]

Seriously: why do you thank god for the survivors? Why didn't he make everyone a survivor?

[@emzywillrich7243]

This is really heartbreaking. I hope they fully recover their business. Tracy seems like such a sweet lady. If I ever travel to Mississippi, after she and her husband rebuild their business, I will make a point to stop by.

[@pandorafox3944]

She is wearing a sensor to check her blood sugar. Her medication is probably gone. Even though I'm sure it's the last thing she is thinking about, I hope she remembers to help herself and get her meds. What a horrifying and heartbreaking event. 😢

[@billiegoodman4872]

The good news is Anguilla, 10 minutes down the road has a pharmacy available. So it was reported. Hope so.

[@margarettickle9659]

I forgot about their meds. One catastrophe after another. So sorry for your troubles and hope FEMA, President Biden, and other help is on the way. Thinking of you everyday.

[@emzywillrich7243]

I have one too and noticed it immediately. I am wearing one to monitor mine, so I won't have to take meds!!

[@LieslHuddleston]

Can't rely on FEMA to help immediately, they always take way too long and don't actually help individuals much. Thankfully the Red Cross is usually the first on the scene to immediately help get people the meds that they have lost, eyeglasses and other concerns like that. I had friends who lost everything in an apartment fire and the Red Cross was there within hours making sure they had their immediate needs taken care of. I saw the same thing when several families I know that live in the same town lost their homes in a tornado. Of course, several other groups, volunteers, and churches help immediately and for as long as it takes. You will see this as well if you are ever unfortunate enough to be close to a tragedy, and you'll even find yourself volunteering to help alongside all other helpers. Humans are amazing actually at coming together when tragedy strikes.

[@ganderstein3426]

This was a powerful interview. I'm glad she's alright.

[@cheryl9389]

....what a story! I love that you cared for others...and that you survived.

[@jimmyrayblues]

Tracy, I am praying for you and everyone affected by this horrible storm. Thank you, your husband, and friends for the uplifting actions amidst such devastation.

[@tj9577]

Thank you Tracey ,for your incredible testimony ! ,and teaching us great down to earth God given sense ! God bless you for giving us all hope !

[@forestrot666]

Sending really tight hugs to everyone that had to go through such a tornado. I hope the townships/towns can bounce back quicker than not. ❤

[@Blue-Dog]

You're a legend Tracy. Kindest regards to your community from Australia 🦘

[@joypowers563]

Poor lady. This is raw, real, and full of compassion for one another. Reporter Katie (?)is Amazing. So wonderful to see people being real and kind!

[@yolandagailes2393]

My heart hurts for the residents and families affected 💔 🙏🏾 😭

[@humbledandloved]

Omg this gave me chills. Lord bless the survivors and families.

[@gregorywebster6640]

Bless you all! Each and every one of you who went through this storm.

[@buggyridge]

Thank you brave woman! Thank you news reporter for letting her speak.