For the past three months, I have been out on deployments with FEMA, helping survivors with registering for Individual and Housing Assistance. There were times where I just wanted to rest and take a day off. I put myself in there shoes, imagining losing everything; my house, my personal property, and no where to go. Survivors calling at 2 or 3 a.m. in the morning, crying. How could I rest when there are so many people suffering out there? I decided to work 7 days out of the week, 12 hours everyday. Knowing I would not have time to spend with my wife and son, putting extra burden on them. But they supported me on the mission and assured me I was working for the greater good. Now the chaos has slowed down and I am able to get some downtime. Still, there are so many people out there, in similar situations or worse. We can do something about this. We can all work together to help one another out. Why should we see our brothers and sisters suffering, when we can all lend a helping hand. I am going to be refocusing our mission and promote emergency preparedness, to reach the broadest audience. I will be working with organizations to promote a cohesive community model that every city can adopt. Together, we can overcome any and all disasters. Stay tuned for more…