Re: DEALING WITH NATURAL DISASTERS

[Anonymous]

Dear Redhead44,

The answer is no unfortunately I donot know them personally and there is a bit of a language barrier I can barely read and write in Japanese and speak the language poorly. (I was born and raised in Hawaii) I however do still have family in Hawaii, and in Los Angeles County ans well as Northern California in San Jose. I made this posting to acknollege the fact that I am experiencing shoock to the point of feeling numb. Thanks to everyones support I can actually say I feel numb insted of being unaware of the on going disaster in Japan.

I do however have friends living hear who are Japanese Nationals and I really do not know what to say to them. eventually I will get a hold of my Sister who lives in San Jose to find out fishe was affeected and if our family was affected by the Tsunami. What adds to my anxiety is not being able to get an accurate idea of what parts of Hawaii was affected. The State of Hawaii is mainly inhabited by 6 major islands the most heavily populated is O’ahu where the Capital Honolulu exist.

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