A devastating tornado struck Henry County, Locust Grove, Atlanta, on March 3rd, leaving destruction in its wake and a father grappling with the aftermath. In a heart-wrenching video, a visibly shaken man known as Poot from The Wire shared the traumatic experience of losing his home and nearly losing his son, who was thrown an astonishing 300 feet by the force of the storm.

Just hours after the tornado tore through the area, Poot emerged from the hospital, still reeling from the shock. “I lost my house, I lost everything,” he lamented, urging others to “cherish life” as he recounted the day that started with a joyful outing with his son. The tornado turned their lives upside down in a matter of moments, reducing their home—built from the ground up in 2020—to rubble.

With tears barely held back, Poot expressed his gratitude for surviving the ordeal but shared the anguish of his son’s condition in the ICU. “I wish I could replace the pain with my son,” he said, reflecting on the chaos that unfolded as he sheltered under his covers, only to emerge to a scene of devastation.

Neighbors rushed to help, and local police provided support as the community rallied in the face of disaster. Poot’s poignant message resonated deeply: “This ain’t no movie. This is real.” As the dust settles and the community begins to recover, his harrowing story serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictable nature of life and the importance of resilience. Stay tuned for updates as authorities assess the damage and provide assistance to those affected.