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Frantically piled into few functioning cars (one of them mine) & relocated to government complex before backside struck. Building filled with terrorized refugees, many who had swam to safety or abandoned collapsed houses. The calm eye saved lives—gave victims chance to relocate.
Whole neighborhoods were swept by mighty surge higher than anything in memory. Areas above water had catastrophic wind damage. Many deaths reported from drowning, flying debris, & collapsing houses. Medical clinic overwhelmed. An absolute catastrophe. SEND HELP TO ABACO ISLANDS.
Thanks. I found the tweet and set the record straight. They clearly misunderstood.
Can you cross your name off the missing persons list please. That freaked twitter out!
Didn't know I was on it, don't know why I was on it, and don't know how to cross myself off it.
I showed some of my friends (here in Florida) your past experiences and they were astounded. I think people like you showing what actually happens on the ground is so important. Many people have no idea what happens during hurricanes and the awareness you bring is so important.
Thanks so much, Sterling. During the off-season, I used my wildest videos to educate folks and, yes, scare them into taking hurricane dangers seriously.
Attn:
@CarnivalCruise @RoyalCaribbean @CruiseNorwegian @PrincessCruises @DisneyCruise you make your money visiting these beautiful islands 
please, use your boats and SEND HELP.
Hey, Tatianna. We have partnered with Pan American Development Foundation to provide disaster relief to our Bahamian neighbors. To learn more about our efforts and how you can help, too, please visit: https://bit.ly/2lSdiTL . - Michelle
@chefjoseandres and @WCKitchen are already in the Bahamas and should be feeding people already. They so amazing work.
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