Some of us can still be bitter about the tragedy or question if the Divine Source should have prevented such tragedy…

“Please do not deny the way you feel. Do not despair! Talk to a friend, a pastor of your church, a family member, a community organization, a help center, a counselor or anyone that can give you some help so you do not retreat to yourself and be lonely. Do not let the pain rot in your soul without speaking it or share it with others because depression becomes inevitable for all people affected by this tragedy. Whether you are a man or a woman, it is no sign of weakness if you visit a counselor or you do cry.”

“Some of us can still be bitter about the tragedy or question if the Divine Source should have prevented such tragedy or prevent the injuries and deaths that occurred. It is not our duty to judge what happened but it is ok to be sad, mad, angry, with many more of other emotions but the key is to find a place that you can find comfort, start a process of healing that is tailored to your needs, and most importantly not to stop helping others just because you were affected by this tragedy. It is important to still help others. “

- Haiti1Stop