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The youngest of the children, 3-year-old twins Erin and Eric, were born a few days before Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005. The babies, along with their three siblings and their young mother, all got bused to the Astrodome in Houston.
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Megan Garvin, 7, waits with her parents Chris and Rosie before undergoing intraocular lens implant eye surgery at the office of Dr. Paul Dougherty in Los Angeles, Wednesday, July 30, 2008.
