I’m completely heartbroken. Having lived in Florida, and knowing the feeling of complete paradise… this is shocking. I never experienced a hurricane so evil. I wish these people didn’t have to. I feel helpless. My prayers are with the people and animals suffering through this. 😔
God bless you. We will rebuild, blessings from Naples❤️🙏we love Matlacha and went there often. My father everyday, he lives just outside your area. We are thankful to be alive as well. We have a long road ahead but we’ll get through.
It's elevation is 3,2 feet above sea level. Why was it developed to the extent it was given it's just a wide beach ? If building back ... then authorities have to enforce 1st world building codes, no timber frames with flimsy roofing only brick and concrete with storm proof roofing. No living and sleeping area on ground level as too risky. Garages and store rooms at ground level everything else 1st floor and above.
Speaking as a person who lived in New Orleans during Katrina and Ida, you will come together, and you will rebuild. You are going to get so much love and assistance from people everywhere who just want to help you get back on your feet. Speaking from experience, I've noticed that the worst of times can bring out the very best in people. The world is praying for you, Florida!🙏🙏
A wise, old, Soviet dictator once said that, 'a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic.' The personal stories are painful, but 81K Floridians died from CoVid.
It's a heartbreaking situation but at the end one must think. "If i rebuild it, is it possible this destruction to happened again?". And one can build a fortress, what about the infrastructures? How to live within rubles? Where to find Water - Electricity- Doctors/Hospital- Access, supplies, e.t.c. How to live without resources? Can have a job there? The Insurance company will handle it again? How to live normally again? So many serious questions follow.
Should it be rebuilt though? I really feel for this man and all of the residents but it's a barrier island and as water levels continue to rise and resources become more scarce, it may be time to stop building and rebuilding on barrier islands and marshes. Heard an interview with a geologist who said that with the sea level rise we already have we will essentially lose 1,000 feet of ocean front everywhere.
So Sad to see this devastation but one is reminded of the parable of the man who built his house on sand. So many ignore the possible dangers and build in low lying areas and too close to the sea. I understand some cannot leave, some can rebuild if not too damaged others might be able to sell their lot and buy a home inland and be debt free? Certainly the entire 1/3 of south florida is susceptible to flooding and Jacksonville has now been hit 2X by deluge. We love Florida and hope all our friends on the west coast survived but now we will purchase further north and inland.
The Bible shows that God has nothing to do with stuff like this, He's not like that being a God of Love...its man's tamerings and unseen forces thats to blame.
This is God's judgment that is starting on this great nation America. Everyone is called to repentance and acknowledge Jesus as there savior before this nation shall be no more
No, everybody protected their belongings, we bolted everything down, storm shuttered the windows, and much more. People like you just think we don't do anything to protect what's ours, and just assume people don't care. Next time, don't come posting on a video with no information.
@@aidenhahn1447 I know how to tell if a boat is protected, or not. I have not seen 1 protected boat. You are confusing 2 words with each other protected, and secured. I think maybe some boats were secured well enough. Because these boats didn't end up on shore, or other places on land. The boats that ended up being misplaced on land were not properly secured.
@@knowledgeandmultiskilled Pall, the boat is right in front of you, and did you notice that last name of the person being interviewed? now look at mine. I definitely don't live there or anything, and i have no idea how the boat was secured. keep telling me pall.
You are showing a guy that rented out of there. He's messed up because of no insurance. His wife is dumb. No one that actually lives there puts weird stuff like that on their walls.
@@MarkNOTW exactly, notice my last name and the man who was interviewed. We were not renting, that is our house. No, people who live here DO put these things on our walls, and no, she is not dumb, if you had a place in paradise, would you just leave cause of hurricane? this guy is a true dumbass.
Good morning from lndonesia, l would like to express my deep symphaty to the people in Florida and Caroline, be patient.
I’m completely heartbroken. Having lived in Florida, and knowing the feeling of complete paradise… this is shocking. I never experienced a hurricane so evil. I wish these people didn’t have to. I feel helpless. My prayers are with the people and animals suffering through this. 😔
God bless you. We will rebuild, blessings from Naples❤️🙏we love Matlacha and went there often. My father everyday, he lives just outside your area. We are thankful to be alive as well. We have a long road ahead but we’ll get through.
It's elevation is 3,2 feet above sea level.
Why was it developed to the extent it was given it's just a wide beach ?
If building back ... then authorities have to enforce 1st world building codes, no timber frames with flimsy roofing only brick and concrete with storm proof roofing. No living and sleeping area on ground level as too risky. Garages and store rooms at ground level everything else 1st floor and above.
Speaking as a person who lived in New Orleans during Katrina and Ida, you will come together, and you will rebuild. You are going to get so much love and assistance from people everywhere who just want to help you get back on your feet. Speaking from experience, I've noticed that the worst of times can bring out the very best in people. The world is praying for you, Florida!🙏🙏
Thankyou 🥺
Omg i am so sorry for that couple that lost their daughter
Pine island residents need $ood water, supplies, shelters an gasoline too.
All these devastating reports are coming in, but we need information on where to send help. We also need information on animal adoptions!
I pray from lndonesia, be patient good morning.
I've lived in Fort Myers, Florida all my life and that won't change. I'm devastated but WE WILL REBUILD!!! 💪🏼💯
A wise, old, Soviet dictator once said that, 'a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic.' The personal stories are painful, but 81K Floridians died from CoVid.
It's a heartbreaking situation but at the end one must think. "If i rebuild it, is it possible this destruction to happened again?". And one can build a fortress, what about the infrastructures? How to live within rubles? Where to find Water - Electricity- Doctors/Hospital- Access, supplies, e.t.c. How to live without resources? Can have a job there? The Insurance company will handle it again? How to live normally again? So many serious questions follow.
It will never be built back
It will. Be patient
@@akselcapuri The poor people will be priced out. Then again, they had the gall to sell mobile homes for 375,000 dollars. Sick.
Should it be rebuilt though? I really feel for this man and all of the residents but it's a barrier island and as water levels continue to rise and resources become more scarce, it may be time to stop building and rebuilding on barrier islands and marshes. Heard an interview with a geologist who said that with the sea level rise we already have we will essentially lose 1,000 feet of ocean front everywhere.
@@feedermonkey7233 sea levels aren’t rising
@@MarkNOTW no? O tell us more yon traveling clown
Because of cause and effect, the consequence of actions.
So Sad to see this devastation but one is reminded of the parable of the man who built his house on sand. So many ignore the possible dangers and build in low lying areas and too close to the sea. I understand some cannot leave, some can rebuild if not too damaged others might be able to sell their lot and buy a home inland and be debt free? Certainly the entire 1/3 of south florida is susceptible to flooding and Jacksonville has now been hit 2X by deluge. We love Florida and hope all our friends on the west coast survived but now we will purchase further north and inland.
Thousands will flee & never return
An act of God...and climate. Time will show the true devastation and loss if life. Praying for all to have courage and strength. 🙏😪
The Bible shows that God has nothing to do with stuff like this, He's not like that being a God of Love...its man's tamerings and unseen forces thats to blame.
Omg so sorry !
Hope they got good insurers.
Calamity after calamity will come upon the infadels
Stop helping the millionaires on Sanibel they can help themselves. These people have not had help
Why us? Why not?
This is God's judgment that is starting on this great nation America. Everyone is called to repentance and acknowledge Jesus as there savior before this nation shall be no more
Nobody bothered to protect their belongings, and as a result everything was lost.
No, everybody protected their belongings, we bolted everything down, storm shuttered the windows, and much more. People like you just think we don't do anything to protect what's ours, and just assume people don't care. Next time, don't come posting on a video with no information.
@@aidenhahn1447 I know how to tell if a boat is protected, or not. I have not seen 1 protected boat. You are confusing 2 words with each other protected, and secured. I think maybe some boats were secured well enough. Because these boats didn't end up on shore, or other places on land. The boats that ended up being misplaced on land were not properly secured.
@@knowledgeandmultiskilled Pall, the boat is right in front of you, and did you notice that last name of the person being interviewed? now look at mine. I definitely don't live there or anything, and i have no idea how the boat was secured. keep telling me pall.
You are showing a guy that rented out of there. He's messed up because of no insurance. His wife is dumb. No one that actually lives there puts weird stuff like that on their walls.
I simply cannot understand why some people have to make such asshole comments in the middle of a tragedy
@@MarkNOTW exactly, notice my last name and the man who was interviewed. We were not renting, that is our house. No, people who live here DO put these things on our walls, and no, she is not dumb, if you had a place in paradise, would you just leave cause of hurricane? this guy is a true dumbass.
I know these people and they live there you keyboard warrior!