

Trapped With My Newborn in Hurricane Helene | Ep. 90
When Hurricane Helene swept through Georgia, Elisabeth Anderson had a feeling she couldn’t explain. Just seven weeks after welcoming her baby boy, Elisabeth and her husband, Michael, found themselves caught in a terrifying flash flood. What began as an attempt to escape their flooding home quickly turned into a fight…

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“This is the exact reason that I don't leave when they recommend leaving I live in Florida we actually just went through a horrific hurricane that many people are not aware of because it wasn't really talked about on the news or anything and…”
“This is such an incredible story. . Angels were looking over their family. And the fact that the baby stayed sleeping through the whole thing it would have been so difficult if the baby was awake and crying it would have been a totally diff…”
“Thank you for sharing this story. I live in Western NC and my family was also personally affected by the storm. Thankful for God's protection and the miracles that took place during this horrible storm. God is good! 🥹❤️🙏🏻”
“Praised be Jesus Christ forever for this and all miracles. God bless, thank you for sharing”
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