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May 15, 2009. Standing in her kitchen, April S. holds Allena — the daughter she was pregnant with when last year’s flood forced her to leave her home and move into her garage. “There were so many flies, you just wouldn’t believe it,” she said. Now living in a FEMA trailer, the single mother of two hopes to move back in to her renovated home in three weeks.

Andrew Laker | The Republic 

Standing in her kitchen, April Stephenson holds Allena McClintock – the daughter she was pregnant with when the June flood forced her to leave her home and move into her garage. “There were so many flies, you just wouldn’t believe it,” she said. Now living in a FEMA trailer, the single mother of two hopes to move back in to her renovated Garden City home in three weeks (as of May 15, 2009Standing in her kitchen, April Stephenson holds Allena McClintock – the daughter she was pregnant with when the June flood forced her to leave her home and move into her garage. “There were so many flies, you just wouldn’t believe it,” she said. Now living in a FEMA trailer, the single mother of two hopes to move back in to her renovated Garden City home in three weeks (as of May 15, 2009).