WichitaChiefSam

This is my first post on this website, but I've been directed to it from this thread and the one for the 2011 Super Outbreak and it is truly remarkable to look back at the comments and perspectives from at the time. Since it happened, Joplin has tragically become the benchmark for tornadoes and it is still tragic that that is the case, but if it no longer becomes the case, that likely means we would see its equivalent, which is the absolute last thing we want to see. The documentary was also fascinating to see, I think it was phenomenally done, but could also bring back horrifying memories for folks who experienced it, so I hope that you were alright throughout watching it. This is our first interaction, but I am so glad that you are okay and are still around nearly 14 years later to stand strong and represent Joplin.