(CNN) -- Mike and Missy Wilson sat in a meeting late Tuesday afternoon, planning a ministry trip to Haiti when they were interrupted by a text message. A co-worker read the news: a powerful earthquake had just struck the Caribbean country. In their Nashville, Tennessee, office, Mike Wilson said, "My heart just dropped" as he listened to the one-line bulletin. The quake's epicenter was a few miles from an orphanage in Carrefour, Haiti, where the Wilsons' 21-year-old daughter Katie was working, and the 5-year-old girl they were about to adopt lived. "I felt like I couldn't take another breath," Missy Wilson said, "I jumped up and yelled, 'This can't be happening.'"
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Wilsons' 21-year-old daughter, and the 5-year-old girl they were about to adopt live in Haiti
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"We spent hours trying to get any information," Missy Wilson says
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Daughters and 47 other children all made it out of orphanage alive
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Father traveled to Haiti on a medivac plane for joyous reunion
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