Benton County family shares struggles following Memorial weekend storm [Video]

TORNADOES. >> THAT’S RIGHT. KEISHA ROBERTSON SHARED HER EXPERIENCE WITH US AFTER THE STORM DESTROYED HER HOME. SHE SAYS WORK IS JUST NOW GETTING STARTED, BUT IN THE PAST FEW MONTHS, HAVE NOT BEEN EASY. >> I FEEL LIKE I’M STRUGGLING MORE NOW THAN I DID BEFORE THE TORNADO HAD HIT. I THINK THEY JUST RECENTLY STARTED DOING THIS JUST THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS, SO IT HADN’T BEEN TOUCHED THE WHOLE TIME. >> ROBERTSON SAYS SHE, HER DAUGHTER AND HER BOYFRIEND TOOK COVER UNDER A MATTRESS AS THE STORM PASSED. COMPARING THE SOUND TO A TRAIN, THE HOUSE SHE WAS RENTING FOR FIVE YEARS WAS COMPLETELY LOST. >> WE WERE HOMELESS. YOU KNOW, SO I WAS LIVING WITH MY SISTER AND WE WERE THERE FOR ABOUT 3 OR 4 MONTHS, AND WE JUST HAD TO WE HAD TO LEAVE THERE WHEN THEY CAME BACK TO ASSESS THE DAMAGE AND …