All night I laid on that ground, in stitches, and watched buses passing. We'd get up thinking they were for us, but they just kept on going. In my condition, I couldn't even walk. Every minute I had to stop walking because the cut was burning. |
Everybody's not fortunate. Not everybody's got money or wheels to do anything, to get out. |
God has gotten us through this. We don't know where we're going now ... we don't have nowhere to go. We have a baby who's probably ready to go home in another week, but we don't know where that will be, |
I don't want to go back to one of those shelters. I've had enough of shelters. I don't want to live like that anymore. |
I think he is the one thing that kept us alive. We wanted to get to him. |
I wouldn't wish this on no one. Not what we went through there. |
Toilet paper all over the floor. Bodies. Babies dying in front of your face, |
What we're really doing is running a modern airline with classic airplanes. Our maintenance efforts have to go well above and beyond what an airline with new airplanes has to do. It's quite a challenge. |
You couldn't even get to a police officer to ask them a question because it was like they were ready to shoot you with any movement you made. |
You would never dream of going through the hell that we went through. |