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Medivac staging in Alexandria LA for Gustav
      Fri Aug 29 2008 12:04 PM

I just talked with a friend of mine who is a flight paramedic and they got orders this morning to head to LA. They have a chopper heading down from MI and they are flying commercial down out of Cleveland OH. Hopefully they will be back home soon!

I spent 9 mos. in Hancock County after Katrina, I'll be praying for those in the path of this storm.

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