WHAT THE NEWS WON'T SHOW YOU... life after Hurricane Ian.

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[@judithgreen3689]

Drew, you’re doing an incredible job helping your parents. We, being the general public, forget the devastation lasts much longer than a news cycle. And, then to think you’ve got your own traveling home to think about. Your indomitable spirit is amazing.

[@mochibear8933]

I feel like people watch the news when disasters hit, talk about it for a few days but don't always truly understand the devastation and months/years ahead of clean up & rebuilding & what it entails on so many levels. I'm disabled & there is no way I'd be able to what you are doing to clean up. Mid 2000's I was stalked and the guy burnt down my home with me in it. I was initially devastated to lose everything & badly burnt. All these years later, there are a few memories I wish I had but most of it was just stuff. There's hope 🫶

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

The media sweeps in to get what the news story they want and then takes off. It's a lot of work but we are making it better. Wow you have been through a lot and have learned the most valuable lesson. ❤️

[@SisterSherryDoingStuff]

What Drew's mom said. That's everything right there....

[@juliawhite39]

We went through Francis and Jeanne back in 2004. I was pregnant and trying to clean out a fridge filled with food and maggots after not being able to get to our house for 2 weeks was a memory I'll never forget or be able to unsee. We watched our landfill grow 4 new mounds in a few weeks where the existing 2 mounds were 20 years old. It was heartbreaking. Watching your videos brings back so many memories. Please make sure to find the good in each day. The destruction can get to you. Every little triumph make a big deal about. It will get you through each day. I helped in Port Charlotte with Operation BBQ a few weeks ago. It's a small thing, but they delivered the most meals during the month they were there out of all the relief projects they have done since 2011. I want to say it was like 850k meals. All together over 10 million meals served. Thank you to everyone helping cleanup and rebuild this area.

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

You definitely know what it's like then. That is amazing that you were able to help with all of those meals!

[@karenletcher1565]

That dog is so cute!!! ❤

[@Allen-by6ci]

Loved the interview with your folks, Drew. Be safe, be well.

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

😍 Nice to get this feedback. 🙌

[@ericas1458]

I agree. Hearing it from firsthand accounts is so valuable and more meaningful than through a 3rd party I think. Certain things you just have to feel through story-telling rather than explained through narrative.

[@Whistler326]

@@Mrandmrsadventure I 2nd that....the interview with their perspective made in appreciate your parents more and more....Be safe and Godspeed

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

@@Whistler326 💗 We are grateful to have parents like this.

[@celiasnyman2885]

talking from experience when we had devastating floods here in Durban, South Africa recently. Get over the shock, morn the loss and then get stuck in with cleaning up. That's the only way that normal can be reset. Heartfelt condolences to those who lost so much. Its hard.

[@jimmyandlindamagner6716]

Hang in there!! Five years ago today, we were on our 75th day without power after Irma and Maria hit us here in the US Virgin Islands. I so know what you are going through and just know there are better days ahead!! One positive that you do have is that you are on the mainland and not waiting for things to be shipped by water to you! All the best to all of you!

[@mango8918]

Thank you, guys for giving us a greater in-depth report on what's happening in the aftermath of a major hurricane. As you know, the media is all over the story immediately after a catastrophe but never show the long-term impact on the lives and situations people have to contend with. I'm so sorry for what your parents have had happen to them and their neighbors. We in the mid-west have to contend with tornadoes but this storm was so much more devastating to a larger area. Bless you and stay safe!

[@gabygaedecke2411]

Nothin' but RESPECT, man, for you and your parents! Wallowing is something I excel at, but you guys are not letting that happen, and you are so far ahead of others who haven't even begun to address the debris and filth on their properties. Stay safe, take care of yourselves. No good to anybody if you get injured ...

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

Thank you! We must move on and rebuild 💪

[@firstmate015]

It's amazing what you can do with teamwork and diligence. Proud of you Drew for helping your Dad and Mom in their hour of need, long hours I should say. Blessings and stay safe all of you.

[@colleenbalch328]

Sending lots of love to all who are cleaning, shoveling, clearing, and rebuilding their lives.

[@veeemit9719]

I’m glad you are able to take photos of some of your precious memories. Drew, your mom seems like a very wise person. May you all be blessed with a peaceful, abundant Thanksgiving.

[@carlinbay]

Thank you for showing us weekly the reality of what is going on. Bless you all.

[@robinbeals1799]

🙏🙏🙏 prayers, ♥️♥️♥️ love, many ((hugs)) and positive energy and thoughts sent to you and your family, the hard workers and all of the people of Ft. Myers. God please keep everyone safe.

[@scottdorsey8220]

I'm continously amazed at the positive spirit expressed in these videos as this behemoth clean up process unfolds! It's simultaneously refreshing and inspiring...Keep your heads up!

[@dreams..forlove1402]

Hi guys we must have our health..that is so expensive.

[@Linda-im5hp]

You have beautifull parents. So positive. Just like you. 🤗

[@katyensch7430]

So great to hear from your parents Drew, their positivity and strength is so inspiring ❤️

[@nicza460]

It looks like a lot of progress is being made at your parent’s home. They have such a great attitude. Even being a native Floridian myself and being aware of the dangers of hurricanes this still didn’t quite prepare me for what I saw happen to Ft Myers beach area. The media is in and out . What you are showing us - the aftermath and the immense amount of debris you have to deal with is unimaginable. The daily work required to get back to normal looks exhausting. Thanks for sharing your home cleanup, the care stations where you can shower and get some food as well as the general public cleanup efforts going on. It’s so much more than having your hurricane emergency preparedness kit ready ! Take care.

[@edithp.7213]

Having gone through a flood I can tell you that “rising water dreams” will follow you for many years. I would encourage you not to try saving all those photos. Chances are you never looked at them when they were in albums and baggies anyway. What will happen is that they will stink and continue to rot no matter what you do. A whiff of that smell will send your mind right back to the trauma of the flood and the weeks and months of cleanup. Take photos of the photos and let them go. Same with so much memorabilia. Just take photos of those items and let them go. They just clutter up your life and create storage challenges. Just a word of advice from someone who’s gone through it.

[@sunnydaze136]

Wow great advice

[@TJC1315]

Have to say, I agree with you. I threw away a lot of my personal items without even looking, the stench was unbearable and items too far damaged. We also wore gloves when going through and trying to salvage things.

[@Diversusmilitary]

Amazing staff… wishing you and your family the very best… stay positive! We can’t wait to have you here in Portugal… Saúde!

[@bohoxplorer840]

It’s so awesome to see your subs well deserved over 100,000 and climbing❤❤❤❤ Thanks for all your help with Drew’s parents. And healing to Spirit.

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

🥰

[@sunnydaze136]

Portugal and any country s beautiful. I don't know if I could leave families behind..I moved across country from my parents and regret leaving even though I can visit..please don't move away

[@maryandersen557]

Great progress guys keep your chin up much love to you 🇨🇦

[@jasonpacific5661]

Oh yes things are looking a lot better and like your mother said - all the memories are alive in your 💕Hearts. Let's bring in the new 🌠

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

💪❤️

[@lillianfredriksson1890]

Drew, your parents are simply amazing. What inspirations for how to get though a disaster with grace, while keeping it all into perspective. 💓💓💓

[@claudiademoss6040]

I tune in to your videos as soon as they're published. What the rest the country doesn't see is what you're seeing and dealing with EVERY day. The media moves on and the rest of "us" forget about it. I've been as guilty as the next person for "moving on." Thank you for keeping the situation alive for so many of us who watch M/M Adventure. There's just so damn much that moves our very shortened attention spans onto other "disasters." My heart goes out to you and your family and ALL of those who are dealing with this shite every day.

[@monicamestas7566]

Great description, Drew, of the excruciating detail of daily cleanup. Unbelievable! One shovel full at a time.

[@LifeLoveandAvocados]

How nice for your parents that you are there to help them like this! That is such a blessing. I live in nearby Port Charlotte. We were home when Ian hit. Our home was hit very hard, dealing with it on a day to day basis is not easy, at first you are devastated emotionally to see how much you have lost, then you somehow just get in there and start the most difficult task of initial cleanup. Then you have to deal with insurance adjusters, contractors, etc... It has been two months since Ian. Sometimes it feels like yesterday.

[@elisabeterodrigues8054]

In September 2017 I've been in a same situation with hurricane Irma.... see all this video reminds me how much strong i has to deal with the cleaning..... the smell and hard work.... the emotional moments . I hope you and your family will be fine. Big hug to everybody. Be strong, be positive. Tks for this lasts videos, they give me the possibility to be blessed with my life and to have survived that big catastrophic moment on the island of St.Barth.

[@Kelleena1on1]

Wow thats devastating I had to hold back the tears ……..Thats a lot to survive to think at any time that kind of storm can return maybe not there in that spot but other places , I’m speechless .

[@memyersful]

Sending you and your family strength and swift recovery. I’m feeling your resilience through this time and it is so powerful. Your parents are blessed to have you Drew! You all are heroes !

[@darrenheaps9272]

Your parents words were very inspirational....I love you guys!

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

🙏💗

[@julieinak]

The day will come, the day will come!

[@cathrinagroiss604]

Seeing your mom's attitude, her focus on the bright side, and moving forward - I can tell where you got it from. So rather than commiserating youand your parents on what's been lost, I commend you for keeping positive and working hard to get what you want, even when it's hard

[@ceegee2676]

Informative and heartfelt...Helping me to get a sense of what a disaster it is and the hard work required to return to some form of normal. Wishing you all the best going forward!

[@elizabethmalone6379]

❤❤❤ if all people were like you 2 and your family

[@RobertEchten]

Great job with the cleanup, guys! Little by little, step by step.... I know without electricity it will be difficult, but could you (and everyone else) drain the pools, to prevent mosquitos and other nasty bugs and diseases from spreading? Stagnant water is nasty, especially with so much debris and mud and such around. I hope your grandmother is feeling better, Brittany

[@Sam-zf4mb]

Shuffling flood/storm water. The smell will stay with you for years. It does seem that you just shuffle it from one spot to the next and eventually the lawn will no longer smell of it. In Australia we call the people who have to do it resilient. which is wrong, it is not a quick recovery.. those that who have done it call another day and if you want to move forward so does the water shuffle. No one wants to do it and once done you will never forget it. Good luck to you all. Great footage and as usual story telling. Stay strong. It will get better.

[@BrianandAor]

Love you all so very much ❤

[@DarthFurball]

Your folks are gems - can tell where you got it, Drew

[@jenniewilliams1668]

Your family is resourceful, but I'm glad that you have brought your strength and akill to help them. Warmest regards Jennie

[@julieparker8176]

Love to you and your families! 🙏🏻

[@manny-perez]

We love you guys, I am sure they really are happy you are there with them! 🙏🏻

[@SarahsAtticOfTreasures]

Drew, Your parents are amazing. Brittany, how is your grandma?

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

She’s ok, thank you for asking. We found out she has temporal arteritis 🙏

[@SarahsAtticOfTreasures]

@@Mrandmrsadventure Arthritis hurts . Sending prayers. How are you holding up?

[@lauriep.1362]

Back up ALL YOUR PHOTOS, if a disaster strikes, they will somewhere in the CYBER WORLD, that you can access. You and Your Parents are so Brave and Hard Working, Kind People. Blessing to Everyone effected by this Hurricane 🙏🙏 Brighter Days Ahead. 🌈🌈

[@Linda-td8hj]

💕🙏💕🙏looking much better guys ❤️you have done an amazing so far ❤️🙏💕🙏🤠🐨🦎🦘🐨🤠🙏💕🙏your mum has an amazing attitude towards the job ahead 🌹🌹🌹

[@TexasHomesteaders]

Your mom has the best attitude.

[@kendallrobertson518]

This popped up on my for you page. My family and I live on FMB and stayed thru out hurricane Ian. We never left and have lots of stories of what it was actually like. We feel as though people have forgot about our island and some don’t even understand what it truly like which is no one’s fault really. Thanks for showing and telling your experience. It’s heartbreaking still but day by day there’s improvement. Wish you guys the best!

[@Scottoh23]

I’m headed down to Ft Myers on Wednesday. Let me know if you are still around, would love to meet you, Britney and Spirit!

[@kathleenjohnson3645]

Drew and his parents are so positive and hard working. I hope the insurance comes through for all of you to make things right again. Keep strong and be safe in your work. ❤

[@Emy53]

That hurricane, Ian, made serious damage. They will be okay and what's important is that your parents lived through all this disaster. The insurance company will compensate them for losses. I am happy your parents are alive; terribly inconvenienced, but alive and help has come, finally.

[@amye4087]

I absolutely hate that you have to go through this and I am sure there are other people documenting all this but in a way, I am really glad you are showing us this. For those of us that are removed from the area, we have basically already forgotten this even happened much less how much work there is to do. What do the people do that aren't willing and able to do the hard work you are doing? Of course there are people scamming. So sad. Keep up the positive attitude.

[@h3bysuzanne184]

Thank You for reminding us about this. 💜🙏

[@bohoxplorer840]

I’m living where I carry water,have one extension cord ( mindfull not to over load) in -32 degree nights without a working camper furnace. My take ....well it totally SUCKS❤

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

Burrrr! Another great idea is to boil hot water and put it in a ht water bottle bladder to sleep with. This will save the night! Been there and done this many times in the past.

[@TimmyCramer]

Once in a lifetime storm....incredible and tragic. Timmy C Arizona

[@donnaDinMiss]

I’m so sorry y’all ghavd such an amazing outlook. Your Dad is right it took about five years to recover from Latrina.I grew up in New Orleans . It’s not fully ba k . The Mississippi coast i has recovered

[@jennymontague851]

Incredible mess that Hurricane made! Until we can see it (thanks to your excellent photography), its hard to imagine, and you are right in the midst of it helping your family clear debris, clean up and try to get their home livable as much as possible. They are lucky to have you. All I can say is Holy Shite! You take care out there and thank you for all you shared.

[@CritterSitterofCary]

Mom is absolutely right!! Great attitude!

[@suzyhayden8643]

You and your parents are blessed to have the camper vans... and looks like their actual home has survived better than many of the homes ... I assume because of the building codes in place when the home was built.. ??? Love your mom's attitude ..." look forward.. don't get stuck "... It will get better ... "5 years out" as your dad said...the area will be looking good... different .. but good!

[@arjanvogel6444]

Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love you guys, this is a whole other adventure with your parents but slowly but surely you are getting there good job 👍.

[@kellybenhart3244]

Yeah like a fire zone too but get insured if you live in disaster prone areas

[@melindamarie6139]

God bless you all...keeping ya in my prayers!! I am so inspired by all ur positive attitudes!!! That's exactly what it takes to make it through!!! ✌🏼💙🙏🏼

[@minkhs]

so much on your plates but stay positive and strong , we have to be in life :)

[@garyjeffries1041]

That white Chevy HHR it's rare to find today

[@annamaybeekman5152]

GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU LOVE YOU

[@pamelar5868]

God be with you all❤🙏

[@jobethk588]

Blessings to you all. We called my maternal grandmother "Nanny." It's a special name to me and my cousins because she was a special lady. We always joked her middle name was "Go!" She would have loved life in a van.

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

Aw I love your Nanny Go 💛 💛 There's nothing like my relationship with her, Nanny's are so special 🙏

[@helenreid7022]

OMG what a colossal mess! It’s overwhelming! P.S. your uncle is a cutie!

[@SarahsAtticOfTreasures]

God Bless You all. Sharing and saving. HUGS

[@paul-bo5dm]

Good morning I’ve said it 1 million times already my thoughts and prayers are with you guys I have a friend of mine that’s working out there and helps of cleaning up and doing repairs for a week hopefully I will be sent out there myself with the American red cross I’m just waiting on a call from them to send me out there we are only supposed to go out there for two weeks but if I can’t I’m going to spend three or four weeks out there just trying to help out if they will allow me to stay I have been following us really close in my thoughts and prayers are with you guys and all the families they’re going through what your parents are going through thank you for what you’re doing traveling all the way across United States just to get there if you would’ve stopped where I live that I would’ve gone with you and helped out I would’ve gladly done that I don’t drive anymore so that’ll be the only way I can get out there talk to you soon again my thoughts and prayers are with you

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

Thank you for your prayers 🙏

[@paul-bo5dm]

I have been through many hurricanes are used to live in Key West Florida and I also used to live in Miami Florida so I know what you guys are going through plus where I used to live in Hawaii I went through a lot of hurricanes and as well

[@TheLvablebird]

Wow! Amazing work done and are doing! Your parents are amazing along with all the people who are doing clean up. Thanks for posting💖

[@pamelarw58]

Not only was Hurricane Ian devastating for all the residents but the environmental destruction & all that mess going to Landfill or will the metal be salvaged? How long will it take to remove ALL that debris? Drew you & Britt are being incredibly positive & strong! Drew your Dad Mum & Uncle are just getting on with it!! 💪💪 Stay safe!!💜💙

[@DanG12342]

slowly but surely... keep well!

[@craig1lengyel]

You guys are lucky to save some photos. I feel for the people who lost everything along with the 50 plus people who died. Tragic.

[@moniquevelasco20]

Little by little, day by day. It will all get back the normal with time. Just keep positive, strong and keep on working so your parent’s can get back to their normal life’s. Love and be safe!😘🤗🌼🇻🇪

[@lindaselover2536]

This is so overwhelming to see. So good that you are able to be there to help Drew's family. Great that they already had a van to evacuate in and to stay in now. It will be a long haul to get homes and businesses rebuilt. I have watched the rebuilding after wildfires here in California. Some of my friends are still in trailers or mobile homes. Take care.

[@storytime8805]

Well Mr Adventure u r doing an Amazing job your parents r lucky to have u helping them because right now they need all the help they can get the house is looking so much better now how much work do u guys have to do with the rental property because I think u said it was under water n was very damaged it is just so sad what this storm has caused is their ne electric on FT Myers yet well thanks for sharing u guys r really working hard Great Job

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

Thank you! There is water and power now and it makes a huge difference to have this.

[@storytime8805]

@@Mrandmrsadventure it sure does where I live in New Jersey we had a very bad Hurricane named Sandy it was devastating we were with out power n water for over a week and where I live I am like 2 n half hours from ocean that is how bad it was but I am very happy your parents r getting back to normal

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

@@storytime8805 We remember it well and can't fathom a cold water hurricane like that. 🥶

[@jasonallen1532]

This was an excellent, excellent video.

[@sherriemitchell3892]

Hugs and a gallon energy your way

[@charlenechua6073]

Wow on another episode of clean up at Florida

[@Kathiewinkle]

Definitely was a lot of comic relief with Drew throwing the Pooh bags and his uncle saying to wash to your balls good

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

LOL 😂 We have to lighten things up and have some fun along the way.

[@hopeulikenudes]

Great progress guys keep it up

[@sharonsmith9478]

Love you guys to i wish i could come and help you all

[@Sophie-kn3gh]

One day at a time ❤

[@alvinmousseau1100]

🙏🏻

[@Emy53]

Wow, I didn't factor in that many people didn't have full coverage regarding insurance because those companies don't make it affordable.

[@maryathey280]

It still looks so bad yet - you know Brit and Drew, as I am watch that machine with claws just picking the debris - I'm praying I dont see a body being picked up - I hope all the people are accounted for who were in that area - because in my mind they could be buried under that debris and then just like 9/11 - their remains are on some island where all the debris was taken. So happy your families are ok - love you much - take care - til later......mla

[@EvaAliceD]

❤❤❤❤

[@Emy53]

If someone had a scanner, that might have helped to avoid glare. You have familiar childhood toys as my son.

[@elgringoec]

I swannie... Everytime I'm reminded of this video, the caption's changed and/or the thumbnail's changed. I'm like, they can't be putting out three videos in two days. 😮 😂 I got it on watch later. We'll catch up with you soon with the fam, after this phase of this project and we're together. ☮️

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

Lol!! Yes, we have struggled with the title and thumbnail on this one, only our truest fans notice 😉😂😅 We’ll see you and the fam soon, can’t wait ❤️

[@elgringoec]

@@Mrandmrsadventure I'm bummed about the WR in the meantime. It didn't look like a difficult fix to me from what I could see. I don't know how you're planning to handle it, guessing the semi owner's insurance pays a Yami dealer to make 'er whole? But if there's problems with that or they total it and you buy it back for salvage value, you're welcome to bring 'er by and I'll help you fix 'er up properly.

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

@@elgringoec We are super bummed about the WR as well. We are still in the midst of getting it all sorted. There was a lot of damage to the bike as it was pinned between the two vehicles in the accident. Keep you posted on what comes of it all. 🍀🏍💙😢

[@elgringoec]

@@Mrandmrsadventure It makes me sad that you have to go through those feelings and hassle on top of the monumental loss and effort with your home at Drew's parents. It's like insult on top of injury. I just want to encourage you that the bike is restorable, if you want. We dirt bikers see all kinda mangling of our bikes, it's just par for the course. If the main engine casings and the frame aren't cracked (they looked okay in the brief clip), pegs, bars, controls, cables, forks, wheels,... They're all bolt-ons. A lot of owners upgrade these kinda things anyway. The parts can add up but there's plenty of aftermarket (like Protaper bars instead of OEM replacement, Tusk pegs, etc) to save dough over Yami parts (and better). Then there's labor, so for a tech in a shop to restore with original parts might exceed what the insurance company is obligated to pay you for the whole bike leaving you to find another bike and pay the difference, not really sure what you're getting. If that happens you can "buy the bike back" so to speak meaning the insurance company pays you their book value minus their salvage value. (People make money buying crash bikes and either fixing them up for resale or selling off the parts one by one. The engine alone might bring more money than what the insurance company is willing to pay you for the whole bike.) Then you just fix up the bike yourselves, with the parts you want, for an improved machine. Lord be with y'all.

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

@@elgringoec The bike has been determined to be a total loss so as a result we will get a check back for the total value of the bike plus the extras we have added onto it. We will just apply this to an entirely new bike when the time comes. Sad but monetarily it is working out. Otherwise, your advice was the option we would have went with. Many blessings back!

[@MissQuite]

❤

[@marybates2201]

Like I said last week,it seems wrong to like the video as it tome says I like the disaster, so what I am liking is the clean up Do you think most of the home owners will return or has many said "no, not coming back"?

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

Most will return

[@kellybenhart3244]

IS LOUIE A MINI AIRDALE?

[@Mrandmrsadventure]

He’s a Welsh Terrier, they look similar though! Very cute pup 🥰

[@watbri1801]

❤🙏❤🙏

[@stum8374]

Can you tell me if you can why are they using 18 wheelers with hiabs and not tippers ?

[@miriamrodriguez6892]

So sad

[@helenmcbay7651]

Put it in the washing machine than the dryer.

[@westpacificmarketanalytics2384]

When you see this you see how our way of life is just not sustainable.....this consumption, individualist society will not last forever! We can live with so much less!