Jennifer Cox, a paramedic, spent the night of Sept. 8 evacuating her neighbors from the town of Estacada, then watering down their homes with garden hoses and sprinklers.This morning, she fled town. Hours later, she stood in the parking lot of Clackamas Community College in Oregon City and cried."This year, for lack of a better word, has been one hell of a bitch," Cox said. "I think everybody has reached their limit. And then when you try to do the right thing, you feel like you're going to lose everything and there's nothing you can do."Cox and her mother, Teri Dunn, were among dozens...…Jennifer Cox, a paramedic, spent the night of Sept. 8 evacuating her neighbors from the town of Estacada, then watering down their homes with garden hoses and sprinklers.This morning, she fled town. Hours later, she stood in the parking lot of Clackamas Community College in Oregon City and cried."This year, for lack of a better word, has been one hell of a bitch," Cox said. "I think everybody has reached their limit. And then when you try to do the right thing, you feel like you're going to lose everything and there's nothing you can do."Cox and her mother, Teri Dunn, were among dozens...WW…