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Sarah Moran & Dannielle Pickford
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We were not going to be rescued until the next day—if we were still alive
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Sarah Moran
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Things were going great then the flood hit.
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Sarah Moran
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We could hear boats coming and along with everyone else screamed into the night for help.
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Sarah Moran
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They spent the night there, watching the cattle get swept away, powerless to help them.
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Sarah Moran
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They didn’t have a boat, so they bought one on Gumtree
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Sarah Moran
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There he was our knight in shining wetsuit.
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Sarah Moran
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The water was up to my mums waist in the top level!
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Sarah Moran
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The image of water as far as the eye can see will stick with me forever.
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Sarah Moran
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Soul connecting on a deep trauma that you know you unfortunately both share.
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Sarah Moran
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The number of lives at serious risk in this disaster is of a magnitude I have never seen before.
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Sarah Moran
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Our Story its Worth Remembering
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Sarah Moran
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The building moved about 10m and got dumped up against a tree.
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Sarah Moran
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The Read to Recover Project
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Sarah Moran
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My two baby grandsons in a half shell blue plastic sandpit floating on flood water
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Sarah Moran
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Mental Health Services hard to come by in Northern Rivers
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Sarah Moran
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Life will not be normal for a long time if ever.
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Sarah Moran
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If it wasn’t for these people stepping in, so so many would have died.
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Sarah Moran
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It will be a miracle if we find it!
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Sarah Moran
