Texas's mother remembers that she hastened to the children's camp after they survived the floods

Keli Rabon, a mother of two children who escaped safely in a Texas field, described the heartbreaking moment when he realized that the region's high waters were “much more serious” than he initially believed in “The story”.

“Once I saw Camp Mystic's statement that your daughter is fine if you have not yet notified you, I thought, oh my God, this is much more serious than that initial initial text message [on July 4th] I would have made me believe: “Rabon recalled on Monday.” And then, in a couple of hours, I decided that I needed to climb to the car and go, you know, a mother on a mission to reach my children.“

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The mother shared that she ran from Houston to Camp La Junta, where her two children, 7 years and 9 years old stayed. Its flooded camp is located six miles from Camp Mystic, which currently cries the loss of 27 campers and counselors. At least 100 in total have died from floods, according to the authorities.

Rabon attributed the safe evacuation of his children of flooding to the courage of his camp counselors.

“When the water began to enter, its brave counselors of the camp, which are actually only children, university students, encouraged the children to climb to the first bunk, then to climb to the second bunk,” he transmitted. “Then, before you realize, they were lifting young children on the beams to keep them out of the damage.”

Rabon described his 7 -year -old how to still be in a “shock state” Adding that you remember that the water was high enough to break the window.

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“I can't imagine how terrifying this was,” Rabon shared. “And it was happening, you know, since it was dark. There is no power, you are not so familiar in this situation. How do you prepare for that?”

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An Hill Country Childhood Assistant She herself, the mother went if she would ever send her children to the camp again.

“I need to think about it, but I can tell you that Brayden, my oldest, with two camping summers under his belt, says in an instant that he would return,” Rabon admitted.

His children said they feel comfortable with her arguing such an distressing situation because they want to “represent the pride” in Camp the Board., Rabon added.

In Kerr County, the Guadalupe River increased more than 25 feet in an hour, state officials report. President Donald Trump declared that the sudden floods of the region are a “100 -year -old catastrophe” and plans to visit Hill Country on Friday.

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