KevinMD November 27, 2024
Lauretta Stombaugh, DO

If you make a wrong turn and end up in the heart of it all, there’s a light brown hue over things. The leftover mud. Sometimes on the trees. Other times on the asphalt. Up the rock walls while driving. A reminder that destruction happened here.

If you make a wrong (or right) turn, you can see piles of wreckage. An office chair. Metal debris. Plastic things. Relief and aid workers (yes, they are here). A reminder that destruction happened here.

When I look at the photos of the water level only feet from the top of our two-story building, “Hendersonville Pediatrics,” I’m reminded that destruction happened here.

I feel like the shock is over for many, but not all....

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