Found FRIENDS ALIVE Emotional Reunion SURVIVING SUPER TYPHOON ODETTE
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- We might have survived the super typhoon but now people are dying from thirst, lack of shelter and illness. Please help us get more goods by donating to Nature Kids Of Siargao . Sanne is a personal friend of ours and has been instrumental in the care of local people on the island for over 10 years. You can trust that your donation will go right to the people that need it most.
Check out / naturekidsofsiargao to see the direct appeal video we made with Sanne on this day. If you have trouble finding it you can also see it here tvCXxu0nsj...
Also watch Sannes personal diary of this tragic event here / @naturekidsofsiargao
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The admin fee is to pay 4 x on-ground staff in Siargao PhP 50 / hour, total of PhP 5,600 each week. They are helping to distribute and safe keep relief goods being donated by Nature kids of Siargao, other NGOs and other local initiatives. The rest of the donations will go directly to the local community.
Mate, I don't think it's the best option to leave your place behind. The moment you reach Manila, you'll be thinking of your home and will keep thinking of coming back. People survive if they stick together and help each other. I know you guys can do this, but ultimately whatever decisions you make. I know you chose what's best for your Family. God bless Guys, and stay safe.
@@senseiquickbooks4588 when it is a struggle to get even the basic necessities in life with a child in tow during a pandemic at that, wouldn’t you really take the chance to get out if you can? Is it so bad to prioritise the safety of your family first? Grabe ka judgemental. The aftermath of typhoon is really bad. People were , and still are, dying from dehydration and diarrhoea. Have a bit of compassion
@@sudoym3484 I know the aftermath of odette coz im in Bohol and we lost our roof and some of our belongings are soaked up to this day due incessant rains.. no need to remind me of the living conditions.. im not judgemental i call it as i see it. My brother has 2 kids aged 2 and 4 and they lost their entire house.. We continue to survive coz we have no choice we dont have anywhere to go and dont get me wrong im not complaining. It is what it is.. I understand their situation in siargao coz we are in the same boat.. good for them they have planes for "foriegners" to evacuate.. sad for us we dont have that and will not have that option but you know what its not the end of the world. Cheer up 🙂
@@senseiquickbooks4588 do not compare yourself to them, you been living in the Philippines all your life, you know how to handle this kind of situation emotionally, mentally and physically. They never experienced this kind of calamity specially their child, so there's nothing wrong if they decided to go to Manila.
@@senseiquickbooks4588 You obviously are new here. Feel free to go if that’s how you think. We don’t need arrogant people.
@@senseiquickbooks4588 u have no sense at all..comparing urself to them,they are not born and raise there,so u dont know how hard for them to experience that hardships..think first before u open ur mouth.highlighting the situation of Siargao is not bad at all.. it will open for help from other countries or other parts of Philippines..
i'm a filipino american and i backpacked siargao staying at hostels and i love that place. the vibe on that island is something special. i hope you guy stay there and help the island recover. i know its easy to just get up and move somewhere else. but i think you are going to miss a great opportunity to rebuild and connect with the locals in a deeper level as you make the island your home. i think it would make great content vlogging about the recovery about siargao. i'll tell you right now that siargao is getting very popular amongst Filipinos and internationally in 5 years it will be well known as much as boracay and el nido. if you stay and open a business there i bet it would prosper after you solve the typhoon and pandemic problems. just my opinion though.
I agreed With you!
Agree as I can see potentials for them staying.
Nope me as a Filipino they should leave the siargao or Philippines and back to their country alam naman natin na lagi tinatamaan ng typhoon ang pilipinas at hindi lang basta typhoon kundi super typhoon i think they can't handle it unlike us Filipino who are sanay na kaya smile nalang tayo
@@Ken-sr6eo ano pinagsasabi mo.. mas maraming tourist, mas kikita ang probinsya. At magkakaroon ng budget para sa mas mapatibay ang infrastructure na kakayanin ang mga super typhoons..
Sobrang na eexploit na yung word ng ‘resilient’ sa Ph.. need ng development..
@@vanillaklein okay baka kasi na trauma sila or natatakot
Siargao will recover, the people there will rebuild and the beauty will return. It will take time and the work of the whole community. Your family can be a part of the recovery and the joy it will bring.
My goodness, it was really difficult watching this vlog. Sending love and light to you guys and all the people on the island. Whether you decide to stay on the island or leave to another city is entirely your decision, you do whats best for your family, your mental health and your wellbeing. In the meantime, just help the locals out as much as possible and we'll all be supporting you. All the best❤
The lesson I learned from these type of typhoons is that we need to pay attention to what kind of storm it is, its level.
Yolanda is very unforgettable for me and it has happened once again. I heard a joke from my fellow ML players, and that we have already our armors ready for it, but I think it's not the case. I learned from the victims I watched. Thank you so much for sharing the exact event that occurred during this typhoon
Yeah!!!were here still hoping you guys get well soon ❤️❤️❤️
Im praying for all of you right now and I know that Siargao will recover and rise again. It is just a matter of time. Life must go on. May God bless you all.
Yeah, praying doesn't really help them though. It just makes you feel better without actually doing anything constructive.
@@ChillinDylan First off all I am Filipino. I see some of your comments and you are very opinionated. This is not the time to criticize someone's comment. Do your part, help, stop the negative vibes here. And I dont need to explain to anyone here what type of help I did. Im currently in Canada and I did my part, no need to tell you what and how. If you have nothing good to say, just keep it to yourself.
@@ChillinDylan we're Christian Nation🙏
@@ChillinDylan don't say prayer doesn't work. You're one of the answer!
Praying works when all strength, knowledge is gone. Then pray, God will restore your again and able to think and constructively as what you've suggested.
@@hu6860 well said👏👏👏👏na touch ako sa comment mo po🙏Appreciate
Thank GOD y'all OK. I live in Louisiana and we just went through a bad hurricane called Ida in August and it was a 4 storm still putting the pieces back together. Praying for your country. My name is Toni and I'm new to your channel.
Godbless Toni, i hope you are doing well.
@Frida Pavlaski lol i remember when we lost electricity for 12 hours in vancouver in my house and that i'm happy that it doesn't happen too frequently like my coworkers in teh suburbs. then someone mentioned karma :D and that i lost power because of karma...So basically the people in the suburbs keep losing power because of the bad stuff they do? gotta laugh at some of the people's religious beliefs 🤣🤣
If this is your first time to experience the aftermath of a strong typhoon i truly understand your reactions.. for us Filipinos thats already part of our life there since I can remember from birth..We mastered already our resiliency..
Just keep yourself calm these will eventually ends in God's grace...
Just keep fit as you can ..
Water after typhoon is not that so clean to drink..Ill rather advise you to boil (even the filtered one)your drinking water bec LBM is not uncommon .
Filipinos are generous and in case of emergency the Church can help you always..God bless you.. Warm regards from Austria.
@@vidgood8682 Karma is not a religious belief. Lol
@@onegurl9 it's technically not but it's spiritual, and spirituality is also in religion. religion is fuled by faith. And faith, regardless if it's belief in a relgion or a conspiracy, is something you believe in regardless of facts. do people that believe in karma are not similar to those who believe in their religion / faith?
The survivors of this typhoon are a true miracle. Praying for the adults, children and pets in the heat without necessities. Be careful riding around with the tires picking up debris and the lack of fuel. Hopefully there will be bulldozers there soon to help remove and clear out everything. Good to see the younger ones helping the older ones. After living below sea level and having to leave for weeks due to major hurricanes I can sympathize with the after effects and recovery for years after. At my age now and my parents we have had to leave a beautiful city and move to higher ground out of the high impact hurricane area. Always know home is what you make it and wherever you make it. I will keep everyone in my prayers daily and try to get the news out that help is needed now and in the future. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️
When it was screaming beauty everyone embraces, now in ruins they started leaving and putting that paradise behind. We know how to get up back up through our experiences, we are built for it. We are behind you Philippines in silence even how far we are because this is only our choice and we know in our hearts what we have done for you. Stay safe everyone.✌❤
We respect people's decisions to leave or not...ultimately they know what's best for them.
@@PeteEvangelista Good to know your opinion. May God bless your thoughts. ✌
It's sad that one by one they are leaving but I guess the best decision is to leave for now and recuperate somewhere else. I heard there's an aftermath of the typhoon and people, especially kids are getting sick. It's not safe. People who live in siargao, it's their home. They can leave but they can definitely come back.
@@rozeh That's why, 8MFH Go on with your life when Siargao people rebuild and the Philippines in general, comeback anytime and play the same game. Views, comments and subs in the Philippines are crazy. compared to where you had been and that's the fact. Don't skip ads guys, these privilege people are in trauma. Even we are going to collapse soon, others are still missing and some are dead, this is the best help we can give to 8MFH. There are other foreign families with babies but manage to extend help. There are other foreign CZcamsrs does their best to reach out Filipinos from afar to help them but given less views and subs. Yes, I'm so sorry for Story, but it's too obvious your parents post more videos coz they are some what in viral mode by doing what?😭 8MFH We don't hold on you but be reasonable in your games. ✌
@UCNO5jB9KtfaE-1UPYInroMQ Ultimately, anyone's safety is the most important. Anyone can also help in other ways and even in little ways. Actions doesn't always have to be big. Let's normalize that.
I admire you from not leaving the island inspite of everything bad about it now.. this
means you have a spirit and commitment that no matter what happens you will stick around, stick to the place and with other people around you all these times, who will still be there.
Its not the end of Siargao and of everything, we Filipinos are reselient and we stick with each other and help each other stand up. Siargao will bounce back.
You can recover from this mate. We will support you as you rebuild. That would be an awesome thing to watch.
Someone said in the comment they now in Davao. It would be awesome to watch them find new vegan restaurants and coffee shops!
I think finding any kind of food would be an achievement right now if they can't find vegan food then so be it.
Grateful your alive and that you did not abandon your beautiful dog. Material thjngs can be replaced but your live cant
What’s heart breaking after the storm is, anyone who has an option to leave can leave. And the others? Life goes on
We were all so relieved when we saw you guys' faces on her channel. There's a lot of us that watch your vlogs daily, it's literally part of our daily ritual. You guys are our extended online family and we were worried for you and your families abroad who had no clue . I had a feeling you would be ok but with the devastation, you can't be sure. We've watched that drive many times and to see bare bones of what once was. It's a lot to comprehend!
Siargao will rise stronger. The spirit of resilience is a great thing we can learn from. Praying you guys for your safety. It’s just a matter of time. Everything would be fine
All your vlog with all the beautiful scenery of Siargao will be a memory now 😥, a treasure 🙁
I love how innocent Story is from what is happening around her, just smiling at the back. Kids are angels ❤️
I saw in the news pets are coming with their owners on the plane, it's a nice thing to know these people who decide to leave Siargao for a while really bring their pets with them and I hope that you bring Poppy with you as well whenever you decide to do so.
Wow that is wonderful!!!!
I'm so glad to see you all in good health! Sending prayers to you all
thabks god all of you are safe thatd all mstters
god will provide
You've enjoyed the beauty and seen the best of Siargao, its landscape, scenery, beaches, food and most of all the Filipino hospitality its loving and welcoming happy people. You and your family was embraced by its people. Sadly Siargao is on its knees due to the recent typhoon. Hope you all stay and help rebuild the island to its former beauty. Take care and stay safe all of you. 🌹
Dear Eigth Miles From Home... I hope one day if or when you decide to move on from Siargao... please do remember those who you met, people who became friends or even close part of your family. Don't be like the other lover vloggers who after monetizing from their manipulation of Sirgao... you won't find a single segment of their vlogs now mentioning or asking to help out the families devastated by the Super Typhoon.
I know you guys are better than them... so please stay that way... stay safe and always keep that smile on your faces...
Y'all don't give up! It will get better at some time! Just hang in there!
Appreciated both of you for having these footage/ documentaries of Siargao after the Storm; despite the terrible experience. I am from Cebu City which also experienced Odette (Rai), and in Lapulapu City when the Storm hit us head- on too. It is worthy to note too, that neither Siargao nor Cebu City had experienced Typhoons strongest as Odette or Yolanda, not in my lifetime. I lived for almost 2 years in Siargao Island when I worked as a Nurse in Sta Monica Municipal Hospital back in '91 to '93, I was one of the Pioneer Nurses when the small hospital was opened albeit I came from Cebu City, I missed Siargao, and longing to find out out the situations too although we in Cebu also were hit, badly too. I experienced 2 typhoons when I was there in Siargao Circa early 90; but not really so destructive as this, this is 10- fold to the just normal typhoons that passed it often too, as it is at the belly of the Pacific Ocean on the right. When I was there, no Surfing yet and the feeling of the Island was like Philippines Circa 70 although it was 90 already. Yet I was glad hearing Siargao has progressed much recently; yet sad now that Typhoons now also becomes huge and catastrophic. I missed Siargao, yet sad I see her on this situation now. Nevertheless, yes I always believe on the resiliency of its people, and to rise above against all odds. Thanks for your Blog, my profound appreciation.
Jay, it's OKAY, We as Filipino always look at things in positive ways, no matter how many time's mother nature hit us, we always managed to smile and laugh. Tree's will grow, clean up will happen, just remember to look at life differently now. Stay Strong guys!
Exactly 💯
salute sayo.. totoo to.. be brave and be possitive always..
Try helping them you can afford to help them you can if you don't have mo n ey what. You
Can do life.mot to easy your family.
Wonderful and take care loving dog stayed with.
Loving puppies always its your family.God loves you God blessed
I hope all of you... including Poppy have found a safe place to be and have a plan. I'm like you... I couldn't leave my pet(s) behind... because they are part of my family.
I am a new subscriber since i saw what happened to you Guys.We are praying that everything’s gonna be alright,some videos from yr ago wanted to see it and I discovered how great your family,esp. when I saw your adorable daughter since she was born and your dog Eden ,a simple Family,contented for being what u have and i learned lot from you Guys.Don’t worry,Filipino are resilient,everyone giving hand n hand,For what happened is so devastating but I think lots of people will help each other.God bless everyone.❤️
Thank you for your bravery.
There will always be an end to all of this and you deserve its fruits.
Keep going. Keep moving. People are watching and supporting you.
Sending lots of love to all of you Jay, Sacha, Story and Poppy.
While watching your videos I could not control my tears. Devastated the whole island. Thank God you are all safe. I have read so many people asking your whereabouts.
Please be resilient and strong in times like these. It is a reality here in the Philippines when typhoons hit certain areas you could expect widespread devastation.
Hoping for speedy recovery to all the people affected by Odette super typhoon.
God will make a way for all your survival! Just keep the faith... Bounce back higher. You can make it!
I’m now going back and watching all your older vlogs so I can remember how beautiful Siargao was and how beautiful it will be again. My heart is breaking.
Growing up in the Philippines with all storms plowing through it made me tough, it is always devastating to see people struggle through it all especially with all their losses. I do know though that Filipino's are very resilient, they just dust off and rebuild & move on with life smiling.
I'm happy to see you guys stay strong guys we love you guys and godbless ur family always
It warms my heart that you said that you can't leave your dog behind. Animals suffer most in tragedies like this and most pet owners just leave their pets and most of them just die because they can't survive in the wild coz they were already domesticated
Stay safe and be strong Eight Miles from Home ❤🙏 Hope and Pray Everything will be alright. Sending love and waŕm thoughts. May God Bless You and Protect You Always 🙏❤😘🌻
Thank you guys for helping some of the locals and Thank God you guys are ok including Poppy. Please guys stay don’t leave Poppy behind specially what happened on the Island she’ll be lost. If I were you I would stay just for her and sacrifice everything just to be with her because pets are just like family to me i’m an animal lover but of course you got Story to think about too. If it’s me I’ll stay and help the communities to rebuild.
Just looking at Story's smile brings a breath of fresh air amidst the misery surrounding what is left of Siargao Island.
God Bless and Protect and Heal All the people and animals in Siargao island 🙏🏻🙌🏼👏🏼💖♥️💜❤️
I’m from Luzon! Not as exotic as Siargao I feel for you guys! We pray for your safety! God speed!!
I been praying for the people of the Philippines affected with this calamity. And I been asking about any news about you guys. Talking to nelly other vloggers.Luckily your safe . Remember God is still there with you guys watching. Unfortunately in New York I haven’t heard any news about this huge calamity in the Philippines. I saw ATE vlog. Her place is destroyed too. Take care guys
Hi!! While I watch your video I felt the agony of the people including your family. I can tell from the bottom of my heart that you are concerned, kind and loving family. Thank you for the good job. May the good Lord bless you and your family more.🙏🥰. I’m watching from New York.
If there's one thing im proud of being a filipino,its the resiliency of the filipino spirit..we can all learn something from it..
Stay strong guys, Storey is just a blessing. I’ve seen the beauty of Siargao and the devastation is clearly documented in your video. Filipino’s are so resilient and take everything in their stride. Your video when the window blew in was amazing, gripping even and your pain is honest and touching. Gob bless you.
My prayers to all Affected by the typhoon Rai... Ofw here full support for this lovely family stay strong J,Sacha, Story and Poppy
I'm heartbroken for this. Seeing Sacha crying is just sad. This too shall pass. Our prayers for Siargao and the people. Help are on their way.
You will survive….with your family…you will survive. It takes time…and courage and resilience and patience. Nature will make itself beautiful and strong once again…and you will evolve and recover along with nature and the world around you. You are man enough to be human and that’s a super power.
GOD BLESS ang PROTECT YOU ALL . Our Prayer is Always there for you all
It's time to rebuild a better, more fortified Siargao. You guys can play a huge part in that, if you're willing... Though I wouldn't blame you if you decide to move on. The process is too overwhelming. Take care guys.
I think it's too much for them. Unlike us Filipinos. In a couple of months we knew it's getting better any other day.
It's a late uploaded video.... 8MFH Already decided to stay and help the Islanders.
@@my_other_side473 Too much? Someone said they are already in Davao. Maybe that’s why?
@@mannypacu6460 when I said too much, I mean the calamity that happened it's too much for them to handle emotionally and mentally, it's too overwhelming for them. I'm not talking about money. Or the Cost of relocating to Davao
What ever you do stay safe take care guys
Many vloggers are helping out, your friends in Siargao & many vloggers are sharing their vlogs letting the supporters & the world know that you're safe. I assumed your family in Europe reached out to these vlogs. Most important is that you survived & Safe. Things will be quite slow in recovery but Filipinos are very resilient, learned lessons and will find means to make Siargao rise again. God Bless this adorable family & the rest of Families that were affected.
Thank you for sharing so glad your safe 🙏❤️🌹
Be thankful to God you are blessed your family was alive don't think the comfort of the past you have. Take the life challenge today for the future because life now is becoming harder and harder you are still lucky your house is not much damage think that others don't have anything for living. You thank God you have your families far away who can give you more money to buy for your comfort needs. How about the people of Filipino here if they have no one give help except the government and same Filipinos. Please don't give up the difficulties in life sometimes God give us this kind of disaster to know that God was still on our side
We all praying to you and people ther 👼❤
Omg..your daughter is very smart and cute!.. God bless your family! Keep safe!
This is absolutely heartbreaking--sending prayers to all.
Our hearts go wd you all in siargao n dinagat n other places too..been praying for strength n provisions of basic needs...year after year our country is being battered by strong typhoons..you survived...you are one of us...made stronger and became resilient of such calamities..hopeless at first but wd the assurance that the God of the universe wud never leave his children...keep on..our prayers go wd you all..
If you boil well water, it will be safe for you to drink. Praying you will all receive relief soonest. Thank you for continuing to vlog.
Keep spreading the the coverage.
In the uk the broadcast channels only showed on the day after the storm.
You guys are helping the Philippines by showing videos like these.
God bless you 🙏 ❤
So happy to see your family 8 miles that you are all safe especially Story. We continue to pray for your safety.
To Story...
You are awesome Story!.
You're so strong as a very little child of Jay and Sacha your mom and dad!
Iloveyou Story Amber!
🤩 Admirable for not leaving Poppy behind 'She's one of us' That alone is more than enough proof what an awesome people you are guys🌼 That one reason i followed 8MFH and since then Im hooked up to a tee
HI JAY ! Thank you for Sharing the AFTERMATH OF TYPHOON ODETTE IN SIARGAO ! IT WAS SO HEARTBREAKING TO WATCH THIS ! I FELT SO SAD AND TEARY WATCHING THIS VLOG ! I WAS BORN AND GREW UP IN MAKATI ( PHILS ) MOST OF MY LIFE AND SEEN DEVASTATION LIKE THIS EVERY TIME TYPHOON COMES ! But I am so blessed to have BEEN LIVING OVERSEAS FOR MANY YEARS NOW! I do feel BAD FOR THE POOR OEOPLE SUFFERING INDEED ! Hoping one day soon the RECOVERY PROGRAM WILL START IN SIARGAO FOR THOSE PEOPLE BEING LEFT BEHIND FOR THEM TO REBUILT THEIR LIFE! STAY SAFE ALWAYS AND DO TAKE CARE ! THNX ♥️♥️♥️
Hello beautiful family. Please, don't be afraid that your families does or doesn't know if you are alive???
If they watch your videos on internet....they know that you are all safe and alive.
And if some of your families watched your videos they certainly told your families.
I'm praying for you...
May God help you all in your devastated Philippines.
I agree! The think is they can not read the comments!😪
“We know what we’re doing” I’m so happy you guys have a vision of what you guys will do and I pray you guys will be strong in whichever decision you make. Praying for you guys.
Be Strong and have faith to God everything well be fine.. Just keep on praying.. God bless you both always
I was also in tears watching this video. I agree with you that staying in Siargao is the best as it seems you have purpose in staying. You can help in your own way to help Siargao rise again and also you can posts videos of Siargao moving forward. I hope that your families in Europe are watching your videos in youtube and will know that you are all safe.
@Frida Pavlaski if you are replying to my comment your reply is as clear as mud.
I feel so bad to see the devastation done by the typhoon. And now it is so hard to make a decision on where to go. Dumaguete City is a small little city that you can also think of going there. Vloggers like Finn Snow and Critter Hunter lives there. I have a small rustic 1 bedroom cottage to stay for free on the beach in a private location or a friend of mine had a better bungalow to rent.
Sending all my prayers , be strong Jay, Sacha and Story 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
It’s really sad to see all the devastation right now in Siargao 😢😢😢
thank God saves you so that you can take video to see many people the status all over the world God bless you heart I always cried every time i wacth your video God bless you little girl youre very courageous and jolly.
Such a beautiful place before . It’s just heartbreaking to see how siargao looks now. We’re just glad to see you guys were ok. God bless you all.
Your family is in my prayers even before Odette hit Siargao, more so now. I am truly glad to know you are safe and coping well.
Praying too for the well being of all the people and residents of Siargao. Thank you for documenting for us what Odette did to Siargao. Take care and stay safe and may your family be in the good hands of God always.
CHEER UP there will always be a silver lining God bless
I admire your bravery and love for the island. Please stay strong and wish that you and your family will get this through. Also, please don't leave poppy behind just in case you decide to leave the island for now. You are steinger as a family. God speed.
My prayers are with you and all the families who are affected by the typhoon. ..I hope people will see the brighter side of life despite this natural disaster. God Bless!
Praying for you guys and that you’ll know what to do….Siargao will recover 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 so glad your family is safe. Xxx
You have a beautiful 5 year old child to save and protect. If you decide to leave and seek shelter somewhere else for the time being, please know that we will still be here. Afterall, even the Filipinos in the island are doing that now - so, why should other people expect you to stay?! Personally, my own family’s safety will be my top priority. No drinking water? That is a real issue because that’s already a fight for survival. Ingat (take care).
May our merciful God helps you to survive .Do'nt loss hope,God will provide and He will be with you all the way through.God bless your family.
Start digging a hole in the yard and you'll find fresh water just a few feet under beside the roadway where rain water drains, or since you have a car, follow the river upstream until you find the source, you may have to hike to find the spring, don't forget the container
God will provide your needs jay dont worry about it. please don't leave poppy behind 🙏
GOD BLESS U. ALL YOU DO. PRAYERS ARE GOING UP TO HEAVEN
Thank God you are all safe ...when nature strikes we are all at God's mercy seat....wherever we may be when it's our time to die then that's it. There's no safer place in this world ....than our hearts....
I just want to share my experience being a Haiyan/Yolanda survivor. In the afternoon, of Nov 8, 2013 when i went out of the house i saw people passing by out place bringing dead people wrapped in mats, witn a 1 to 2 minutes interval. We were located about a few hundred meters from the shoreline, yet stormsurge was about 7 feet inside our house.
You are just one of the few people who can show what is going on in the island. And I’m sure you’ll just going to be worried about the people you left behind. I don’t think I can go away with that conscience. But you also have your own family to worry about. I am sure it’s a big decision to make. I think it’s much better for you guys to leave and process everything. This is your first time seeing such natural disaster and I’m sure I would be in shock. But may God see you through all these difficult times.
Just be strong and have faith. Just think of the people who are more devastated than what you guys experienced.. They lost lives and shelter.. Continue to be the blessings and hope to others.. More blessings coming your ways.. God bless your family🙏😇💖💚
Stay strong my friend, God is good and He will provide everything that is needed without us knowing it. Stay safe.
Breaks my heart Sacha crying and also sad seeing the devastation of the island. Jay when it comes to worst you should leave the island and I'm sure you can bring poppy with the family. Best of lucks guys. Hoping things get better. Some parts of the Phil, still flooded. take care 8milesfam
Happy to hear that help is coming your way. Prayers is being said for all those affected by typhoon Odette
You need to stay and help with all the rebuilding and raise funds via CZcams. You will muddle through together and become part of a strong community. Sending love and hope for a bright future.
Siargao Rise and shine again. The very important thing that we still thankful we’re still alive. Don’t crying instead be strong that’s part of our life ❤️❤️❤️ we can moving on.
Thank you for continue updating us…I hope you guys will be safe wherever you decide to moved temporarily..God Bless your family and all the Siargao people…I do hope there are more helped coming your way by now.🙏🥰
I must say though, everytime tears started to fall down my cheeks then I see Story cuddling Poppy in the back - It suddenly somewhat felt a little better for me! Story and Poppy are life!!!
keep safe and God bless. Both of you are smart and kind. Am sure you will make the right decisions.
you will overcome! we stand with you ! keep your love and keep strong. God bless,, have peace in your hearts. you are a beautiful people
That's the struggle of Filipinos during rainy seasons here in the Philippines and you've experienced it yourselves. Thanks you for letting the world know how hard it is during catastrophe here. Remember there's a rainbow always after the rain.. Take care and God bless.
Don't try to say this is merely what the rainy season is like in the Philippines or any other place... so ridiculous to suggest such a thing!
@@woodpeckery she's just saying that in general. The rainy season brings either a lot of rain or a disastrous rain in the PI. Read her whole comment.. It's got the word catastrophe in there.. how many times we've been visited with number one's type of disastrous typhoon/hurricane? 2 or 3? No matter. All we can do now since we keep having this type of disasters is to always 🙏🙏🙏 and be prepared.
@@rdc1431... I read the entire comment and she implied by it that the Rainy Season is a catastrophic time of year. Every tropical storm does not result in a disaster, and only a very few affect heavily populated areas with much more than some local flooding and a strong wind. Sustained winds over 350 kph, sometimes reaching even 400 kph, are very rare. This was a Category 5 Typhoon 🌬️🌀💦 And, such a storm happens only once, maybe twice, during the lifetime of most filipinos. It's not what they experience every year... otherwise, they would probably build better shelters to live in, rather than simply patching up things time after time with plywood and other cheap materials.
I’m watching here from uk so I think your family’s here in uk knows all of you are all ok, cos definitely they are watching your videos….💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
My heart could not take the sight of the devastation in Siargo. Im crying 😭😭😭😭😭 May God give His outstreched hand to feed His people.
Wow, that exotic destruction and the beauty of a battered land scape is so amazing..
Thanks God you’re safe.... Praying for you and all affected of the typhoon
Its your home take one day at a time the island will recover I'm watching all the adverts be strong
Always ,plants were the first to recover. When new leaves come out it lift your spirit. Keep the faith.
Thank God you are all safe there.God protect and save all of you there.