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--Clean-up crews in New Orleans and across the storm ravaged Gulf are
making progress, though it will be many months before things return to
normal. Mental health advocates say the emotional impact of Hurricane
Katrina could linger even longer for survivors and some of those who
watched the events unfold on television. Tanya Ott has the latest in our year-
long series, Making Sense of Mental Health.

