Moving on After Typhoon Sendong/Washi Devastation
By airamtheb
@airamtheb (370)
February 4, 2012 1:08am CST
I missed MyLot for more than a month of not being able to visit and participate in the many discussions posted by my friends. After the catastrophe that hit our place which displaced almost 25 thousand families,left more than a thousand dead and some are still missing is quite difficult yet I have to decide positively to move on and think that what were lost were only material things which can still be acquired again. Instead, I have to be grateful because I was spared from it, including my siblings and their respective family. What happened had taught me some lessons on life's priorities and that life is far more important than the material valuables that we have.
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@arianne_mae_2012 (243)
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5 Feb 12
i am sorry to hear that, but i am glad that you and your family survive the typhoon Sendong. I know how much you mean the things your family invested and it lost suddenly. I remember the time that me and my family experienced that too, by the typhoon Ondoy last September 2009, here in Provident village, it was very traumatic seeing that very huge flood, stranded, and seeing people who did not make it to survive. Everything was a nightmare that time, that i thought it was a bad dream but it was real. God teach us to value enviroment the place we live in order to live a beautiful meaningful life.
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
4 Feb 12
I am very sorry that your locality suffered a typhoon and put you out of Internet use for around one month. It was awful that it displaced some 25 thousand families and it is shocking that some people were killed. I know that you are grateful that you still have your family members alive. Yes, you have learned to be happy when your life is easier than this. Actual life is more important than material valuables. Good luck to you and your locality plus people in the future. I hope that the rest of this year is happier for you.
@Lhenni (1242)
• Philippines
4 Feb 12
I quite knew how you all there been through! It's all over the news then... *sigh!
I'm one who wishes and hoped and helped for a better stand to those who badly hit thypoon Sendong.
We're fellow "kababayan" airamtheb...
I wish not only to our country, Philippines but to the whole world a good living!... free from nature disasters!... I know it's impossible but with some awareness... I know we can make our mother nature calm!
@sweetajlo (175)
• Philippines
4 Feb 12
i was glad that you and your siblings are safe during those tragic incident that hit Cagayan de Oro...i have been there exactly after a month typhoon sendong hit Mindanao...the scars of those events are still there and some places are impossible to revive but i do hope the government would find ways and means to help those victims to start all over again from the beginning...Pray for you and your family for more strength to move on inspite of what had happen...actually i've been there as we distribute some items to some areas and i have been planning to go back either this last week of February of the 1st week of March hopefully...
