Closer to Home

Hurricane Harvey made landfall on August 26, 2017. This video and interview was taken on September 12, 2017. It's a first hand account of @Vischangefitness, Brian Kent's harrowing experience and road to recovery. This is all so surreal because I have spent several Christmases and other holidays in this home. I occupied the couch and guest bedroom during some of the hardest days of my young adult life. It's safe to say that this home was a sanctuary to me and

Hive account@despool at one point.

The Obvious Questions

Did they have flood insurance?
Yes, for 20 years. The flood insurance only covers 4 walls and builder grade flooring. That means that they only get sheet rock, insulation, and paint. Flood insurance does not cover appliances and furniture.

Did they apply for FEMA?
Yes, they applied for FEMA assistance over 20 days ago and haven't been approved yet. The only people approved immediately, are the ones living in Red Cross shelters.

Where are they living?
FEMA gave them a 30 day voucher for housing in a town 70 miles north of Houston

What can I expect to see in the video?
You get to hear the story about Macy's in Deerbrook Mall that attempted to tow the flood victims cars during the flood, including @VischangeFitness
You get a walk-through of the Kent residence and see before and after.
You get to see how their entire neighborhood was turned into a ghost town over night.

What's the purpose of this post?
It's to raise awareness of their situation and all liquid SBD from this post will be donated to Hive account@vischangefitness. We know it won't change his life, but it will uplift his spirits. He may be a minnow, but damn it he is OUR MINNOW.
For those of you that want to donate in support of this post, please donate directly to Hive account@vischangefitness