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"A Wisconsin woman is back home after working with the Red Cross in the areas affected by Super Storm Sandy.The Red Cross sent more than 100 team members from Wisconsin to the East Coast, including Barbara Behling who spoke with 12 News on Saturday.Super Storm Sandy: Donate to the American Red Cross \"I think the best way to describe it is it sounded like a combination of 747s and B52 bombers flying overhead,\" said Behling, who in Washington, D.C. when the storm bore down on the East Coast. \"Just zipping past one another.\"Behling's job was to communicate to storm victims what services were available to them. She was one of 114 people from the Wisconsin Red Cross chapters, who were scattered across the East Coast.Others included John Slegers and David Piper, who talked with 12 News last month as they prepared to drive east. They are now in New Jersey.\"This was certainly worse than anything I had seen,\" said Behling.She said the biggest difference between this storm and previous storms she's helped with was the number of disasters that struck simultaneously.\"They had the flood. They had the high tide. And they had the wind itself,\" she said. \"And then the 80 homes in Rockaway, those homes actually burned to the ground.\"The Red Cross said the best way to help victims is by donating money."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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