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A Tennessee Family s House Was Sucked Into A Tornado With A Mother And Two Children Still Inside, And They Were Miraculously Pulled From The Wreckage – Chip Chick

Surviving a natural disaster and trying to rebuild your life afterward is an incredibly difficult thing to do, especially if you have a family to look after. One family in Tennessee is pleading for help after

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4-Month-Old Swept Away By Deadly Tornado And Found Alive On A Tree | KOST 103 5

4-Month-Old Swept Away By Deadly Tornado And Found Alive On A Tree | KOST 103 5
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Tennessee: Baby Swept Out Of His Home In Deadly Tornado Found Unharmed In A Tree, Pretty Much A Miracle

In what has been described as a miracle, a baby in Clarksville, Tennessee, was found unharmed in a tree after a deadly tornado ripped through his home, tearing off the roof and sweeping him up out of his crib, ABC News reports. Although his home was completely destroyed, four-month-old Lord Moore suffered only a cut to his face in the tornado, which killed three people and injured dozens of others as it stormed through Clarksville on Dec. 9.

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4-Month-Old US Baby Found Alive In Tree After Being Sucked Up Into Tornado

According to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, three people were killed and nearly two dozen people were injured in tornado incident.

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Miracle: Baby swept up by US tornado found alive on fallen tree

For 10 anxious minutes, Sydney Moore feared the worst after a tornado destroyed her family’s mobile home in Clarksville, Tennessee on the evening of Dec 9. In the aftermath, the younger of her two sons, four-month-old Lord, was missing. Moore’s boyfriend Aramis Youngblood, 39, had rushed to try and protect Lord who was fast asleep in his cot, but both.

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