A 10-year-old girl named Dot is finding hope after a tragic event. She survived the Camp Mystic flood, but her cousin Lulu did not. The flood occurred a year ago, and since then Dot has been dealing with the aftermath.
Details about her journey and how she is coping with her loss are available from news outlets. Further information about Dot's story and her path to finding hope can be found through CBS Texas, including how she is navigating her grief and finding support.
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