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A mother’s desperate search continues for her daughter after devastating floods swept through Texas. Tanya Powell hasn’t seen her 21-year-old Ella Rose since catastrophic flooding hit the Guadalupe River area. Heartbroken families are clinging to hope as rescue teams work against time to find the missing.
The floods caught everyone by surprise. Powell’s daughter was near a camp when the waters rose suddenly. This terrible tragedy shows how nature can turn deadly without warning. Families had no time to prepare or escape the raging waters.
We’ve lost too many young lives already. A girls camp called Mystic tragically lost 27 campers and counselors. Our prayers go out to these families suffering unimaginable pain. This camp tragedy alone is every parent’s worst nightmare.
The death toll keeps rising across multiple counties. At least 84 people died in Kerr County with others lost in Travis, Kendall, Burnet, Williamson, and Tom Green counties. These aren’t just numbers—they’re our fellow Texans, our neighbors, our children.
Rescue teams are working day and night. They’re searching through dangerous debris for survivors like Ella Rose Powell. But the damage is so severe it’s slowing everything down. Every minute feels like an eternity for waiting families.
Why weren’t we better prepared? The government failed to protect these communities from known flood risks. Years of ignoring infrastructure warnings led to this disaster. Texans deserved better safety measures before catastrophe struck.
Ordinary patriots are stepping up where officials fall short. Local volunteers are helping search while communities donate supplies. This is the true American spirit—neighbors helping neighbors without waiting for Washington’s permission.
We must demand real change from leaders who ignored flood dangers. Texas families deserve protection, not empty promises after tragedies. Bring our missing loved ones home and hold failing officials accountable.
