Susan writes:

I think  the preparations in New York City minimized loss of life even if 
there is a  lot of damage to property and to the subway system. I'm hoping 
others in the  path of the storms are safe and well.
~~~
In Brooklyn, two young adults were out walking a family dog last night, and 
 both young adults were killed by a falling tree. The young man was a 
friend and  co-worker of my daughter ( he was 23, she is 21, and they worked at 
the same  summer camp each year.) She is at an impromptu memorial 
service/gathering for  him, right now. The City did a great job trying to be prepared 
and giving  information to help keep people safe. Not everyone was saved by 
it though, but I  do think a lot of lives that would have been taken, were 
not, because of that.  We have power and heat and food, but our hearts go out 
to this family, and to  all the other families who have lost homes, 
businesses, and even family members. 
 
Peace,
Judy

Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA
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