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“She was the happiest she’s ever been to see me,” Lauder said. The house looked like a fishbowl. The water was over four feet deep, with furniture, papers and mementos floating all around Lauder’s mother, who was drenched and “shaking like a Chihuahua.” https://t.co/sdOe9hiN9D https://t.co/bj1eMEPk2H — PolitiTweet.org

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“That’s when I knew I had to bounce,” Lauder said. “So I jumped out of the window and began wading through the water.” He powered through the half-mile journey in neck-deep, fast-moving water until he finally reached his mom. https://t.co/sdOe9h1K7D — PolitiTweet.org

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After Lauder wrapped her in a set of dry sheets, the two waited inside for the water to recede — by that time, Lauder’s younger son arrived to help pull Karen out of her flooded house. The three began making their way back to Lauder’s son’s home. https://t.co/sdOe9h1K7D — PolitiTweet.org

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