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AMAZING RESCUE CAUGHT ON CAMERA ‼ Carl Jeter found Devyn Smith clinging to a tree near his house after floodwaters swept her away from her family. She traveled around 18 miles down the raging river and somehow survived! MORE STORIES FROM SURVIVORS-

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Widiwidi1 year ago

Pray for more miracles! 🙏❤️

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LazyFit1 year ago

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C C1 year ago

@ChuckThePhoenix I was caught in floods x2, you are physically wiped out. The power of Water is all too powerful

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NVbidness🇺🇸 Golden Age1 year ago

Please let there be more miracles!!

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MeliAndee1 year ago

18 miles … holy cow! ❤️

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John B1 year ago

God bless our first responders who have to deal with the aftermath of this tragedy and live with visions that will haunt them for the rest of their lives.

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BLOCKXS.COM1 year ago

Incredible survival story, wow

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Boldtruth111 year ago

God bless her. Hope she heals from the trauma.

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SaltyPepper0081 year ago

Poor poor girl. Thank goodness they were kind about her dignity. Water swept her clothes plumb off, God bless her. (I know we're all thankful that she's alive, but the last thing she needs to have to deal with are unkind photos too.)

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Uomo Saggio1 year ago

Praise God!

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Shell Davis1 year ago

🙏❤️

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