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Hell and high water
Report by Paul Harris
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but they left deep scars
. You drawn in crayon, is far from The storm just goes on and o
in their lives.
see them in wrecked streets. harmless.
You see them in destroyed When Dr Turner uses play to So it does. Katrina hit on
forests. You see them in tiny tease out the children's storm 29 August 2005 and, a year
white mobile homes that now
stories in order to help them later, life on the coastline of
dot the Deep South. You see
talk about the horrors of Louisiana, Mississippi and
them most, perhaps, in people's their experiences, the horrors Alabama is still a nightmare.
fearful expressions when a
certainly do come. Many of the Rebuilding scarcely seems
hard rain begins to fall from an children of Hurricane Katrina to have begun. Gaunt ruins
angry summer sky.
lost relatives. Some saw them stretch for miles through
Dr Becky Turner sees them die. All of them are still living a disaster area the size of
in the play of children. Her with the hurricane. And it is Britain. All
Britain. All over America.
big blue bus pulls up outside about to get worse. Turner from Houston to New York,
schools on the Gulf Coast of and her staff are preparing hundreds of thousands of
Mississippi and pupils walk in for a flood of new cases as the evacuees have been torn from
to use toys and paints. It sounds anniversary approaches. "It will their homes. Many
like fun. But what Turner and be like a retraumatisation, never to return.
expect
Katrina's winds died a year ago, her colleagues see each day, Turner says in a weary voice.​

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