In times of need, many people are left wanting to help but are not sure how to do so. Here is how to support the survivors of Hurricane Ian in Florida.
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In times of need, many people are left wanting to help but are not sure how to do so. Here is how to support the survivors of Hurricane Ian in Florida.
“During the car ride to the hospital, I prayed harder than I’d ever prayed for Ryan’s heart to start beating again. I didn’t know what I was praying for, being completely ignorant to the consequences of an individual being deprived of oxygen for so long.”
“Just when you think that people are forgetting, just when you think your loved ones legacy is quieting down, just when you think they don’t know their name…they do. And it’s probably one of the best feelings in the world.”
“I told myself that as long as I was alive, I’d never let anyone feel alone. That I would be the voice for the voiceless, and lead others to the light I once didn’t believe existed.”
“Can you pinpoint a time when the true leader within you was born? I can. It was 7 years ago yesterday.”
“The doctors suggested if I was to ever wake up, I would NEVER walk or talk again and would be in a vegetative state for the rest of my life. But my parents had hope.”
“I shouldn’t have survived.”
“It is important for me that the world sees what is happening in my country.”
“She’s such a good dog. I love her! Always have, always will.”
“As we wait for an ambulance, hundreds of Chinese people walk by and also assume the worst. Rather than let the cops have to address everyone one at a time, I stand off to the side and tell people what happened to set the record straight. It’s the least I can do.”