[TheSpottedOwl]

I can believe that harried and unnerved care providers might actually overdose their patients. This didn't have to happen, though. No one had a plan in place. Not with Katrina, or with Wilma. As much as a pain in the ass it is, evacuation is mandatory with the young, the elderly, and the handicapped. If able body adults want to take their chances, it's up to them. If the hurricane swerves or dissipates, it's still better than fishing bodies out of houses or nursing homes.

[floriduh voter]

The condo associations and landlords in S. Florida, apparently many of them, had no plan. I'd hate to be a senior in a high rise with no way out except long flights of stairs. As for the healthy people, there's no reason they didn't get their own supplies pre-Wilma including gas. There was no gas shortage prior to Wilma.

Hopefully, it won't rain because some folks who live in high rises have no windows or roof and are hoping the rain holds off.

Jeb is from South Florida. As governor, why wasn't he aware that his part of the state was not in sync with the rest of us who prepare every single time?

Have a nice Sunday. FV