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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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“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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As they were about to leave the residence, they realized one of Karen’s neighbors needed help. Lauder’s son pushed his grandmother’s wheelchair through the water, which was below his waist, while Lauder carried the other woman to a hotel. They were safe. https://t.co/sdOe9h1K7D — PolitiTweet.org

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