Ashley Rose The Destroyer's Page

things are well a few clicks to your west. stay safe.

breeee breeee QUEE QUEE QUEE -shocker on shock st. by DR.Acula lol

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thanx for the add!

Hey Ashley, Miami here. Just jumpin round checkin on the most interesting members and u definitely have that low-key profile killer thing goin, so if ure ever down in my direction, give a holler and I'll make a point to watch ure back.

My story is scatted across parts of my page and my outbreak. So if you want any of the specifics you can always just check those out. So I'll just give you the short version. It all started with these dead birds, on July 13th several thousand birds just fell out of the sky. No one could explain it, everyone was panicked believing it was terrorists releasing Sarin gas into the atmosphere. However officials ruled out the use of a foreign nerve agent. But that didn't matter because the following day we were up to our elbows in afflicted. I was attacked in my home and manage to dispatch my assailants with an aluminum bat. Quickly getting to my car I raced for the freeway. While going over, in my head, all the possible places that might be safe I get this call from my friend asking me where I was headed. When I told him that my plan was to get on the freeway and get the hell out of Dodge, he asked me if I was crazy or suicidal. He went on to explain how all the freeways were jammed up and that I'd be better off heading over to his neighborhood where he had made some kind of a barricade. Believe me the idea of hanging around town amidst a crisis of this magnitude was the furthest thing from my mind but when I switched on the radio and heard that the freeways were crawling those things I decided to make my way towards Spring St in Murrieta and have been here ever since.

Wow, that's quite a story, my hats off to you for your resourcefulness. Being able to survive for as long as you have while on the run is no easy task. But it would seem that fortune favors the brave, you being picked up by that helicopter and all. I'm surprised that you haven't posted your ordeal in a blog or something, I'm sure others would want to read about your adventures.

So I never really asked you what your story was. I mean everyone has one to tell. You said you worked at a hospital, that's crazy, did you see anyone who might have been symptomatic?