Reacting to RAW TYPHOON DEVASTATION Odette Has Destroyed Siargao

[@DiYen18]

Please don't skip ads. That's the least we can do to help 8 miles from home help others too. Sending love to this family.

[@cheloadao]

Not skipping at all 😊

[@bahrasey]

Yes

[@beladegouveia621]

Thank you for sharing. I didn't skip starting today

[@dorydory7885]

I don't mate because that is the most least i can do by not skipping ads.

[@DaniloBulanhagui]

Yes im not skipping

[@hachlevi5065]

No skipping Adds to show our love and support to this Family and also to all the Victim of Typhoon Odette my prayers to them..BANGON SIARGAO, BANGON PILIPINAS

[@nikehusk3849]

Parang ad ng kape ang slogan ah. Kaya no skipping of ads?

[@elmercelo9357]

Yes, I do no escaping of adds. Supporting here in Saudi Arabia. 💕💖❤️💞♥️

[@mishaeledwin3272]

I don't. it's my little support. Bangon Family bangon Siargao bangon Phillipines.

[@mannypacu6460]

Great idea! Rewatch the video 100x more without skipping ads.

[@hachlevi5065]

@M H I do rememeber naman po thats why i say "to all"God bless and New year po

[@somethingisbetterthannothi8269]

To Jay and family: We're deeply honoured and thankful that you chose and decided to stay and live in our country. We're deeply saddened though with the devastation that you also experienced there in Siargao with the onslaught of the typhoon Odette. But don't despair, God is good, and He shall provide the help that all of you there direly need. Just keep faith and Please take care still. You are a good family and we in the Philippines welcome you and your family with open arms and open heart. My prayers for you and your family and for the Filipino people there. God bless you all.

[@lancheloth]

Prayers also from Indonesia.. Just see this.. We who live in dangerous zone must band together.. The people must be together to be strong.. 🙏 Hope you can get through it safe and sound...

[@zashp8712]

We filipino used to have these kind of catastrophes but one thing we knew is to stand up and rise again and never ever forget that God is always there to guide and help us. And thank God that we are still alive. The important thing is we are alive. Filipino wisdom "hanggat my buhay may pag-Asa" (as long as we are alive there's always hope). Don't lose hope guys. Everything will pass

[@niloarcilla5968]

That is right

[@wengbaluyot2985]

true

[@nichoughton]

There is an important lesson opportunity for Story here. You need to stay strong and demonstrate to her that no matter how bad things get in life, there is always hope for the future. I was in Kruger National Park many years ago. A Ranger told me that yes Elephants can be destructive. But often that destruction creates circumstances for new growth. For example tearing a bow off a tree allows plants to germinate and grow in the shelter of that discarded dead branch. Your priorities are right. Get the house weatherproof. Then I'd clear up the broken glass so that in particular Poppy does not injure herself and can run free. I think the purchase of a chainsaw might be a useful tool to turn those trees into manageable logs. The place will look a whole lot better once those trees are removed.

[@StephenPrince]

My girlfriend and I stayed in this exact house in January 2018 for 10 days when we were in Siargao. We just happened to type in Siargao on KZbin to see the storm damage and we came across your video and we were absolutely shocked that you are staying in the same exact place. We have so many memories there. When you showed the dad it brought back so many memories. He is so hardworking and a really nice person. We are so glad that you all are okay.

[@sitiraudhah6997]

May God bless you and family and to all people in Siargao Island will stay safe

[@sanjodaily3074]

Be strong.. Mabuhay kayo... That's the reason we greet people Mabuhay... Continue living despite of the challenges.. MABUHAY!

[@mar_bella_mar]

love this. MABUHAY!

[@aimeeallosa3852]

You guys will totally come back stronger. Siargao will rise again. Sending love!

[@farnisha.23]

Your daughter is already like a filipino that smiles even though it's a bad day. Stay strong. 🥺❤❤❤🙏

[@verlindaallen3335]

On ger ,they're worst days ever. This video cane up this evening.

[@alvinventura7928]

"Hello, today is a really really bad day" but with a big smile on her face... such a positive little sunshine

[@ad-md5kk]

story's cheerfulness is a ray of sunshine after all the devastation

[@XaserNixeus]

From someone that has survived a cat 5 hurricane, I can tell you to have faith, your live will go back to normal and and you will come up much stronger on the other side of this tragic event. Be there for your family and your neighbors, they will play a very important roll in your life on this moments of recovery. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during these difficult times.

[@normaaujero7637]

Sir be strong like Filipinos!I pity you as I watch your vlog,but I can't do anything for what had happened!!Just trust God that all of us can recovered soon! I can help you thru prayers Sir,may God provide all your needs!! But still I salute you for being strong!!!God bless you with strength and good health!!!!

[@johnisaacfelipe6357]

This is a common sight in the Philippines, we are the shield of asia when it comes to typhoons. I've always attributed the fact that the Philippines is so awfully prone to natural calamities that contribute to the fatalistic optimism of the people because that is the only way to move forward.

[@allandeenespadilla3288]

Story you adopted the Filipino resiliency mindset.. you're a strong little girl.. keep safe everyone 🙏❤

[@graciemeier7056]

You are pillars of light in Siargao and you can help re-build the community there. There’s a greater purpose of why you guys are there for such a time as this. God bless you!! ✨🏝👏🏻💯

[@jaydie158]

Very very true!

[@thenthen4440]

Your windows were vulnerable to strong wind because they're too wide and no permanent partitions in between. External concrete frames around it will also help cut the entire impact of the wind. I really hope you recover soon. I'm one of the Yolanda (2013) survivors as well, this is relatable and painful to watch. It brings back the terrifying memories. It feels like it happened just yesterday. 😥

[@jieacuna]

Story helping her parents vlog is so heartwarming. She always bring sunshine and hope to your guys. Brave little girl 💗💗💗

[@mariamako8947]

I strongly agree, got same idea in my head...

[@jessasoliano797]

Can't help but cry along with you guys, the devastation in the island is just overwhelming, but Story is such a ray of sunshine, her innocence amidst the chaos is giving hope and positivity.

[@arrianneobias2121]

looking back to this video and realized how far Siargao had recovered today... teary eyes..:( resilience indeed

[@8milesfromhome]

It’s so crazy.

[@JenShea]

Grateful you’ve all survived… there will be small victories amongst the bigger setbacks… you’ll eventually realize you’ve been moving forward. Take care.

[@littlestarky3541]

When you look and feel down see the world in Story's eyes . She is full of hope and joy. Be strong. Bangon Siargao!!!!

[@thegardensound1123]

It's always a good morning if your are alive. Things can be repaired.

[@markanthonyportem5508]

Filipino are resilient they always see a light in the dark they will bounce back stronger just be safe in no time they will be back in their feet Filipino are very RESOURCEFUL

[@vanp8650]

Stay strong. We will pray for everyone in Siargao. Thanks Story for being a ball of sunshine to your parents and everyone. You’re such a sweetheart.

[@SoftColdHearted]

Cebu was devastated and I can’t even begin to imagine what Siargao and the neighboring Islands have gone through. But the resiliency of Filipinos will always rise through this. I hope you all are doing just okay despite the problema with water and electricity.

[@mikathegachatuber0986]

After bagyong Odette we were exploring and we were supposed to check my cousin's house

[@menahemcohen443]

Could not help but cry with you, Jay!! I feel your pain and anguish!!! Be strong for your family - they need you more than ever!!! Hugs and kisses from San Francisco, California USA!!!

[@brucemunro7499]

They’re fine... No need to cry. They’re just e-begging

[@elmomalveda3044]

@@brucemunro7499 what you mean they just begging you did not know what they been through, if you have nothing good to say just shut up!!!!

[@rosamaemakaakit6529]

AMEN !

[@JayLampang]

@@elmomalveda3044 yes I do agree, this is very raw emotion, Jay, Sacha, and Story will get thur this, be strong and many prays to your family.

[@hilynkreuning5915]

@@brucemunro7499 if you want to help no one forcing , Please don’t be so bitter

[@jhoncarlofrancisco2716]

Hello Jay, the aftermath of this typhoon might be too overwhelming for you guys to see and experience, but know that Filipinos are very resilient people and I am very sure that they would be able to share that resiliency to you and you family. I love how positive you guys are and I pray that you will still have that positivity in you to stand up again.

[@feby8139]

Typhoons have been a part of the Filipinos lives...sometimes it's so-so and sometimes it's worst than you can imagine... Glad that your family are safe, take care and stay healthy to all...

[@charlesbronson5235]

We feel for you guys. You are blessed to have made through that terrifying ordeal. Your daughter is an absolute joy to se and hear. Absolutely brilliant child. You’ll pull through this but it’s gonna be a very big task to do so.

[@nathanko6654]

So sad to see the devastation brought by the typhoon. Wish you and your family's safety.

[@alphaf4365]

Butch will surely understand. Definitely he’s as glad as we are to see you all survived with the wrath of this typhoon. Stay strong! You are in our prayers.

[@carolp.3398]

I'm Filipino and I cried because you cried but when I saw the trees on the ground - I saw brand new houses being built with them, and food for weeks... Don't worry too much, the only big step that you must do is the first step to clean and fix your house :) as long as you're alive and healthy - then all is good. Broken cars can be fixed for cheap in the Philippines - money is not even a problem as long as you know how to use your elbow grease. Smile, tomorrow is a new day. A new beginning awaits. Bless you 🙏🏽

[@cakehacks1657]

J, Sacha and Story, I feel that you are really genuine people who truly love the Philippines. You have my respect and I am your forever fan, when everyone leaves, you stayed. And yo respectnthe Filipino people. I salute you!!!

[@Wheels-4-Steels]

Jay, you will soon find out how resilient Filipinos are, look around you, everything will back to normal within a year. As for the coconut trees, they will replenish themselves. Humans did not put them there, it was mother nature itself and mother nature will heal itself.

[@rodbayan9974]

I think people are resilient in general regardless of nationality

[@michelleg.4587]

@@rodbayan9974 He didn't mean only filipino's, but he meant "how" resilient filipino's are when catastrophe happens to our country. After something bad happens, we come together to help eachother with rebuilding our communities and etc.

[@leticiachiok8057]

Please stay strong, Jay, Sasha and Story. Hope that the Good Lord will help you and our kababayans will be resilient and have that 'hope' and spirit of goodness in your heart remain to overcome this big challenge ahead.🙏

[@johnnier.o.d4746]

@@michelleg.4587 ... well,what choice do you have when a lot of politicians in the philippines are corrupt .... you gotta be mentally tough & be a positive ..... I heard duterte allocated billions of pesos for the rehab of this island ...... hopefully,every single peso will go to the rehab projects & not a lot will go to corrupt politicians' bank accounts (with different names ... (😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂) ..... & lastly,I pray that the corned beef will not turn into sardines too ...... you know what I'm saying ....... .

[@michelleg.4587]

@@johnnier.o.d4746 I was saying something positive about my culture. The politic statement is whole different story, but I understand though.

[@arleneportsmouth1263]

Your daughter is so absolutely precious! I cried so hard during these last few videos you guys made! My heart and love it's being sent to all of you on the island and hoping you will make a speedy recovery and please know that you are in our hearts. Videos like this I definitely wants the entire infomercial so this video is taking me a little over 3 hours to watch☺

[@chitotorres1804]

Story's smile is like symbol of hope for siargao. God bless siargao 🙏❤🇵🇭

[@dhennis888]

One amazing typical trait of the Filipinos is RESILIENCY. Jay, you and your family are still lucky. You are alive. Think about other people who are in worse situation. But as I've said, Filipinos are resilient. These unfortunate events happen and they carry on and keep on working on, move forward. You guys can do this!

[@golfgunsandcocktailschannel]

I experienced this kind of devastation during the Yolanda. Filipinos are resilient and I know they will rise up and recover. Happy New Year to all! God Bless the Philippines. 😎👍

[@jrumulls-jana9368]

I’m so sorry for the devastation y’all went through and are going through now. I hope everyone on the island gets the help they need and utilities are back up soon.

[@benlabio8306]

Your kid is so cheerful! Amidst the effects of typhoon, her voice sounded full of hope and encouragement! You just need to look at her when you guys losing hope! 🙏🏽

[@brucemunro7499]

They didn’t lose anything

[@phoebe5843]

@@brucemunro7499 I don't know why you're so bitter but please don't spread your foul disposition here !

[@eelchiong6709]

@@brucemunro7499 Welcome Mike! I would like to introduce you to some others of your ilk. But I haven't seen them for the last two vlogs. You'd like them, after all, birds of a feather...

[@annabellegauden7081]

@@phoebe5843 some people have no respect to other people's feelings😢 it's like adding insult to injury, so sad 😢

[@wincom6244]

Just imagine how many storm we Filipinos have to face each year... It made us resilient... No storm or disaster can stop us. ❤️❤️❤️

[@harnetjohntempla919]

@Philball and who in their decent mind decided to not evacuate from their home located by the shore? I think you took the comment literally. Resilient, in win com's sentence, means being persevering in times of difficulty. Resilient in his/her statement does not refer to an act of standing still against a strong gush of wind by the shore. Be analytical before and cautious about commenting next time.

[@JUSTICE-OF-GOD-AND-TRUTH]

@Orient think before you comment.

[@roronoa4061]

You are Very Brave, i m afraid of storms i would never be able to stand this one single time , i m from Brazil and any small storm is enough to make me cry

[@creepybihon4451]

​@Walang Kwentang Channel Resiliency does not equal stupidity.

[@iananthonywangan8371]

Resiliency is not a good thing and shouldn't be seen in a positive light. What we should do as 'Filipinos' is to improve infrastructure, invent things that will help us protect against storms. Build things that will complement storms, especially a way of harnessing a great deal of energy from these storms. We should be more productive, not resilient.

[@celiagil8498]

Story has become a very resilient kid she’s definitely an eastern girl 🥰 Thinking of you and the the Filipino people affected by this horrendous disaster! ♥️♥️

[@bobbyc323able]

Filipino will recover, we are used to disaster and we always bounce back. One step at a time before you know it everything will be back to normal. I am glad you guys are ok, you can always replace material things but not a life. Still count your blessings even in a disaster.

[@mannypacu6460]

6:00 I agree Filipinos will recover as they always do, but J doesn't know that...yet.

[@peeyarlmarie]

It was a pretty traumatic experience. My family and I are just glad our house actually held up. The moment I woke up, it was unbelievable. I can totally relate to what you guys felt. We were completely cut off. It was the most devastating thing to have happened in my life so far. I hope things will get better soon.

[@redme8473]

The pros and cons of living in the Philippines an island,! I was born in Manila now living in dallas Texas I have experienced typhoons, earthquakes, cyclones, floods, disasters, coups, etc yet FILIPINOS are resilient and will rise up again 🇺🇲❤️🇸🇽 God bless the Philippines

[@Sonny15-215]

Amen 🙏🏻

[@jerrysantillan3389]

🇵🇭

[@rektikano7826]

I am with you Jay, Sacha and Story. Please stay strong. Dont lose hope. God Bless 🙂

[@boitamayo1433]

Stay Strong sending you all a healing and love. God Bless you and your family

[@zeeee3530]

Glad you guys are safe! God has plans for you guys! We can rise again after that disastrous storm. GIving so much love! Story is such a cutie 🥰

[@reeu5five534]

You've survived life in Philippines! After this experience, you will never, never get scared ever again to any kind of strong typhoons thrown at you especially the young lady. It's a life rare experience! Very brave family indeed.

[@OurtechNatics]

good thing you are all alright. don't worry, more help will come. Filipinos survive by HELPING HANDS, POSITIVE MINDSET, and SMILE regardless of the situation. we come back stronger than ever. :) By the way, that SMILE from Story is the start of your HOPE. Mabuhay Siargao!!!

[@DragonScorpio]

Looking on how story do the vlog, i kinda think she adjusted to the Filipino resiliency. No matter how bad it is, there still a smile on her face like what most Filipinos do.

[@houseofoddity]

Sending love and light brother. I cannot imagine the anger, frustration, sadness and loss ( personal, financial and psychological) that you are experiencing. You are strong and powerful together. Your previous experience with natural disasters tells me of your strength. Keep believing in your strength and your ability to adapt. Of course that is easy for me to say but I wouldn’t give you BS in this moment. If your stuck or struggling and need someone to talk to please respond to this message and we will let it happen. In times of natural disaster gender, religion, wealth, politics and ethnicity mean nothing. All that matters is humanity. Sending the same message to anybody affected to this tragedy ✌🏾 & ❤️ my friend XOXO

[@johnreyleosala2935]

The heart of the Filipino people is made of stone when it comes to calamity like that. We are used to being resilient because in the end of the day we know that even thou we lost valuable property, as long as we don't lose any loveones we know that we can still smile. Take care.

[@noexcuses5524]

Thats what you see that they are smiling in camera but behind the scene They r devastated too . Imagine you need money to build their house again

[@johnreyleosala2935]

@@noexcuses5524 I'm a Filipino and I know what I'm talking about...

[@noexcuses5524]

@@johnreyleosala2935 you are filipino. But have experienced your house collapsed due to the typhoon or earthquake? Did you still smile after the incident and pretend like nothing happen. Your stereotyping filipinos. I am also filipino and believe me . If you nvr experience this kind of incident then you have no idea what ur talking about. Our house in cebu was affected by odette. My parents were worried sick. I seen it and ive been there. They were not smiling and laughing bcus the house was destroyed.

[@johnreyleosala2935]

@@noexcuses5524 yes I did... And I why I smiled? Because ni one in my family died.

[@Renee_Falcon]

Praying for your family and the rest of people affected by the typhoon. Stay strong, you’ll get through this. God bless!

[@thetempleofsolomonandino5851]

Let us give this British family love and respect as Filipinos where love by British. So many Filipinos are well off now in UK. You could survive that catastrophy as you did in Portugal and Thailand, Filipino survived during Spanish and Japanese occupation.

[@chryssesandchaos]

The most important thing is that you are all alive and well, material things can be replaced, but not lives. I'm sure you and all of Siargao and everyone affected by the typhoon will recover. God bless!

[@kesterpogi6]

What's important is that you and your family are safe, this is where your Faith is gonna be tested, but you can also learn from the resiliency of the Filipinos, they will rebuild Siargao!, their Spirit will never falter whatever disaster may come. Siargao will recover!

[@galitovgervacio1688]

True, as our country men on that side of the country where yearly visited with devastating typhoons like ODETTE comes out resilient with smile by helping each other during crisis. Our prayers to all affected and victims of ODETTE. Keep safe and stay strong …

[@esthermiranda8815]

Absolutely true....filipinos are strong willed people ,even in this trying stil we can stil see thier smiling faces....importante buhi!! and step by step they wil rebuild the damages brought about by typhoons nor earthquake....bangon lang siargao and its inhabitants,kayang kaya nyo yan ...i have high hopes that siargao wil be great again!

[@irenejuan9638]

You know what....be grateful....your daughter is sooooo lovely....i love her....shes very smart....and brave

[@dlrsa2]

When you see this devastation. you feel so helpless. But you are not alone guys. Help is on the way. I am so glad you are safe. This terrifying experience only makes you stronger. Stay positive. Sending love from the UK.

[@djelcarte3463]

After the typhoon, hearing the rooster early in the morning is a blessing.

[@waynedavis9397]

One tough rooster ,want to breed that bugger

[@benzgirlz8162]

I’m a new subscriber. I haven’t skipped an ad yet. Odette obliterated Central PI. I spoke with a customer service agent in Cebu City yesterday and he said they don’t have power or water in many areas. Odette has been compared to Yolanda (Haiyan) from 2013. It breaks my heart to see this. The climate crisis is real. Storms like this that go from a low end typhoon to a high end Super Typhoon like Haiyan (Yolanda) in less than 24 hours is becoming the new normal. It’s happening here in the United States as well. I’m so sorry for all you’re going through as well as all the people & animals affected. It will take years before this island fully recovers. The vegetation will take a decade or more. I’m so sorry.

[@rachelmahatha3469]

I was crying along with you while you’re showing the whole place, until your sweet little girl started talking with a very positive attitude, a beautiful smile and she’s just so adorable.❤️😍She’s a sunshine to you guys. Sending hugs and prayers to you all. Stay safe. Gods Blessings.

[@eric95209]

I'm glad everyone is safe especially that adorable little girl. You will rebuild and this will make your family stronger.

[@itwork6810]

Ah bless your little girl. She says, "Hello, today is a really really bad day!" with a great big smile on her face. That's kids for you. Bless her.

[@AC3DCad]

You cannot help everyone but you can help someone. You have a good heart but don't get depressed. Filipinos are resilient and still can smile in the midst of disaster. Materials are immaterial when the spirit is strong. I just subscribed and I hope you will gain more views and subscribers. Your daughter is a source of sunshine.

[@uncledrew1493]

That Sunrise in the intro just reminds us that there is always another day,another beginning.Keep strong my friends,not easy to recover from this horrific tragedy but i know you guys and all filipinos will. God bless always🙏🙏

[@ciprilyngotravel7612]

DON’T skip the ads guys, atleast we can help them in Siargao, sending hugs, love from UK.

[@hannass4797]

Done! Just finished watching 2 two-minute-long ads about tampons and the other about online college 😆👍

[@ciprilyngotravel7612]

@@hannass4797 😅😅😂😂😁😁🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@MissQueen764]

@@hannass4797lol, I got indian song😂😂😂

[@Alibadbad]

I have youtube premium, i dont get ads.

[@yvettedale6072]

Crying again seeing Jay in bits the poor love. Then seeing Sash in the same way. Story your a trooper it’s lovely to see you smile with all that’s going on at the moment in your head & world. Let’s help these guys out. Much love guys xxx

[@divinaolaivar6418]

Odette was devastating but J, Sacha and Story you all weathered the storm. What's important is you're alive and unharmed. Your past experiences molded you to become strong physically and mentally. Sending hugs!

[@hmb3710]

I could not stop crying and praying for this family, I pray that you will get up soon..God is good ..

[@M.a.b.Moreno]

Stay strong Jay, Sacha, Story and poppy ... We're here for your family.. If there's any way we can help even in a simple way 🥺 praying that God will give you strength to overcome this.. We're all in this together.. We love you! Stay strong 🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@mfento1540]

This too shall pass. You're in the Philippines, people are going to recover from this with smile on their faces. Be strong!

[@brucemunro7499]

Actually already did pass

[@mfento1540]

@@brucemunro7499 the storm, yes. I meant whatever else they will have to go through after Odette. 🙂 rebuilding their home, starting over again..

[@gbctv889]

i love the energy of your baby.,... Pinoy are same like her....Still smiling after alot of pain in life. God Bless You Bro..

[@bebeth47]

This is just so soul staggering. Praying for Siargao...that the trauma, shock and terror of this experience be resolved quickly. Peace be with you in the recovery. Let us all try to help guys, even if it's just by not skipping ads. Please....

[@mlee22ph]

Don't give up guys. Can't imagine how you guys are feeling. I can just imagine how the locals live there and in typhoon prone areas, where they suffer from these disasters but still stand back up and continue on with their lives. I'm sure the good people of the world will help out. Good luck and God bless!

[@lourdessotero3627]

I cried as u cry....keep ur faith to God...I know u will recover.God bless you and ur family

[@lornaasis4860]

I feel so bad to see the result of typhoon but so happy to see you’re all safe. Take care!

[@kprpearl]

The Filipino people are one of the most resilient in the entire world. We bounce back from the worst disasters with even more strength. You will ALL rebuild! Keep strong!!

[@endoukazuma7977]

Your daughter is just the sweetest, glad you're all okay

[@jeffyON3]

Don't worry sir, help will come soon. The Filipinos are brave and resilient. We will cry in a moment, but soon will realize that we need to move on, smile, and rebuild again. Get hope and strength to Filipinos. Talk to them. Let's be thankful to our creator that we survived and surpassed the Typhoon.

[@ravenskye6595]

My heart breaks for everyone affected by the typhoon. Grateful you are alive and now for that pioneer mindset will help you take the next steps to recovery of body and soul. Much love and prayers coming your way.

[@jessiesantiago7994]

You are an inspiration. Love the consistent positivity in light of this devastation. Praying for you and your family and all the Filipinos affected.

[@underwriter53]

My heart breaks for you, but I’m also greatful that you all survived! We will be sending help as soon as we can. 💕

[@mariannedoodlist1192]

Been crying watching your two last vlogs. My heart aches seeing all the destruction and suffering this typhoon has left. I am glad your family is safe. It will take time, but I am sure things will slowly somewhat improve again for all those affected. Just don’t loose hope.

[@coffeewine7087]

A half year has passed and this still makes me cry. Watched your latest vids and everything seems to be better now

[@nylo.7834]

Sending prayers and healing to your family… We’re relieved that you’re all doing fine. We’re also affected by the typhoon in Cebu. May God guide us all and give us strength to carry on.

[@vicdomingo5066]

My prayers for your family to recover from this traumatic experience and with lord's help build a safer and stronger home so that once you will enjoy the beauty and serenity of Siargao! Praise the lord everybody is safe from harm and that is the thing that matters!

[@cartechhome]

On a positive note, you'll get to experience Pilipino resiliency firsthand. This will make you stronger in times of calamities like this. Everything in life is temporary we'll never know what will happen the next day just live our life one day at a time and let's cherish every moment that we have, life goes on we can all recover from this, slowly but we will.

[@gbctv889]

and this makes you more stronger than ever.....after alot tragedy you faced off..dont lose hope.. this is normal in philippines.. GodBlessYou

[@angelacosta36]

Be strong 8milers...we can never win against nature when it is there time to come but in return it makes us realize how blessed we are making it through. Scars will remain, trauma will be skitched in our lives but there is always a promise of a ray of hope after a storm..... I feel you and all of those affected, God bless!!!!

[@yollyblakeney40]

It is blessing that J is a handyman and he's able to fix things around the house. And Story is showing some talent in front of the camera. She may like to be a TV reporter when she grow up🤩 Thinking of you guys, so glad you are all safe.

[@annecundiman8621]

Can't help but cry with you Jay and Sacha.. Story brings sunshine and hope..Thanks God you're all okay..

[@jenevelim1644]

I cry when Jay cried. I can feel the pain of the devastation caused by typhoon. So sad but Thank god you all guys are alive. Its gonna be a long process of cleaning up the island . I felt better seeing story vlogging. Story you are a strong smart young lady.

[@chasingchances6956]

Hugs to you J, Sacha, Story & Poppy. I just couldn’t fathom the depth of your devastation of what had happened... I myself is so utterly sad & overwhelmed with emotions especially when I saw your vlog yesterday seeing the actual footage of your experience at home, 😢 I am however, So glad & relieved that you are safe. Please know that you, your fam & the people of Siargao & other areas deeply affected are in our prayers everyday. Stay safe & strong 8MFH!

[@mitzdubb120]

It also happened here in Western Visayas when part of our province was severely hit by Yolanda, first sight was terrifying and heartbreaking you wouldnt know how people could recover but after a year I visited the place, everything is back to normal as if nothing happened at all. I'm sure Siargao wil rise again.

[@babblegum28]

It was really great to see your daughter still chatty and cheerful. I was really aftaid she might have been traumatized with the incident.. Thank God you guys are alright. material things can be replaced, be strong!

[@PRINCE-vc1nu]

The most important of all is that you are all alive.... Material is replaceable, life goes on!!!.. Goodluck and Godspeed..

[@lindamchale7837]

You will grieve and come back stronger. Praying for you.

[@jeromejosephpama8253]

What you've gone through made me realized I dont need gifts just being alive right now is already a gift

[@amparosy1327]

Thank God you guys are safe! Praise the Lord. Story is still full of life and keep safe.

[@joyceapilan8559]

Appreciation and love to Jay,Sasha and Story ..oneness after the tragedy and has easily recovered..Siargao will rise again with a good government we have now. Stay Safe Always..

[@maeyavalenzuela8189]

Joyce Apilan. -. Appreciate your positivity but I can't agree on "good government", I hardly think so ! But surely the people and their paradise will rise again thanks to their strong will and innate resiliency. In the words if JFKennedy - " ask not what your country can do for you...." and completed in the perspective of Philippine political leadership..." ask what you can do for ... (yourself) .....sigh !!! Praying for everyone and may God bless us all even in the US where there have natural disasters in many states as well.

[@willsmith39]

The good government aren't even there in a week. It's a shame there aren't any low level drug pushers/ users on siargiao they're aware of as they are very efficient at killing them. Perhaps if "Duterte Harry' applied himself to this and other natural disasters the way he did offing drug addicts they might get somewhere.

[@Moss_piglets]

@@willsmith39 I guess you've never lived in a developing country that has been constantly been struck by natural disasters. They simply do not have enough funds, man power or equipment to be there ASAP. The Philippines is also an archipelago which makes it harder to travel especially during a typhoon. The storm might have passed but it doesn't mean the ocean is calmer. Even the US is slow at responding and we're supposedly a first world nation. 😑🙄

[@willsmith39]

@@Moss_piglets I live in a developing country right now so you are not terrific at guessing as well as being clearlly challenged at recognising good governance. Our government leaves much to be desired but at least we are not run by a murderous thug.

[@joyceapilan8559]

@@Moss_piglets thanks Sir for depending

[@ramxmar]

It's heartbreaking when Jay started talking about how he survived an earthquake in Thailand, forest fire in Portugal, and now this typhoon in the Philippines.

[@jericgilcobilla4856]

No skipping ads in this channel I'll pray for you guys and will keep on supporting you and this channel stay strong.

[@CraigandGraceDavila]

My family’s heart’s and prayers are with yours. The destruction seems so absolute, but hang in there we are with you guy’s. It’s time to rebuild and heal. We will be praying for you and everyone else.