Hello lovely Hivers, good day!
It's truly heartwarming to witness people helping one another overcome this calamity . Receiving relief goods is a significant help in providing for our daily needs. I'm not sure how to fully express it, but seeing people rush to receive food evokes mixed emotions. I feel pity because I see their eagerness, including that of my family and relatives, to secure food for each day. However, I'm also amazed by those who wholeheartedly send help. Additionally , I'm happy to see people reciprocating the kindness of those who give by helping in other ways, even in simple gestures.
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We deeply appreciate the items they provided, including what served as our roof and especially the food, such as rice, canned goods, noodles, eggs, various dishes, coffee, milk, biscuits, and many more.
We are also thankful to my mother's cousin for providing us with two sacks of vegetables from the South. And to her batch mates who sent us cash, this is a big help to continue repairing our house. We are also grateful to my father's relatives and our friends for sending us money through GCash.
Water is also essential in our daily lives, and we're so glad that we have a lot of stocks here now. A big thanks to all those generous people who ensured we have enough to meet our needs .
Even now, we're constantly getting a lot of relief goods from other people, especially from the barangay. Even though our homes aren't okay yet, we still feel blessed because , despite facing this hardship, God hasn't abandoned us and continues to guide us, especially since two families are sharing the shelter we constructed.
To all the people who sent their help to us, we are so grateful and thankful. I may not mention all of them one by one , but rest assured that their kindness has touched our hearts deeply. We have nothing else to do, but to pray for them to have more blessings from God.