Before letting the kids frolic outdoors, make sure it's safe; downed wires, flood waters, tree limbs and other debris can pose serious dangers.
Hurricanes and Tropical storms like other natural disasters and traumatic events, affect people in different ways. Life history, personality, age and a person’s experiences during and after a storm all play a role in shaping a person’s response
to a hurricane. Because some people will be more affected than others, reactions to a storm may differ greatly from individual to individual.
For many children and adults, a distressing storm can bring about strong feelings and mixed emotions. As time passes, their feelings about the storm may change. This is normal for those who experience a natural disaster or other distressing event. Keep in mind that there will be days and times when you will feel better than others.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008
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