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It was awful, everything was gone. I didn't know where we had to go. When you don't have anything left, you don't know where you're going to go the next day. As soon as I find a home or a place to stay, we'll move back to Louisiana--that's what we plan to do. St. Bernard Parish resident Earline Roniger, 78, lived at her home on Alexander Ave. since 1953 and lost everything when the levee broke following Hurricane Katrina two months ago. Her son's family lives just don't the street and they are together living in Atlanta until they find a permanent home. Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005.

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Katrina Victims - New Orleans
It was awful, everything was gone. I didn't know where we had to go. When you don't have anything left, you don't know where you're going to go the next day. As soon as I find a home or a place to stay, we'll move back to Louisiana--that's what we plan to do. St. Bernard Parish resident Earline Roniger, 78, lived at her home on Alexander Ave. since 1953 and lost everything when the levee broke following Hurricane Katrina two months ago. Her son's family lives just don't the street and they are together living in Atlanta until they find a permanent home. Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005.