National Disaster Resilience Month “Kahandaan Sa Sakuna’t Pagbabago”





          “Tough times don’t last, tough people do.” –Robert Schuller. As we face all of the disasters that comes to us, we get stronger every time we survive all of these. The true resilience is not about how high you have achieved, it’s about how you fought back out of all the difficulties you’ve been through.

          Being ready is one of the most important thing to do. To be ready is a must because we’ll never know when will a disaster strike. During a disaster, we should calm ourselves and think of what to do. Even if it is destructive or not, be sure to be strong and think smart.

          Bad things sometimes last but not for long, so we need to confront these things with courage and strength. If we overcome all of these we will be stronger in our life and also the next time we could encounter another disaster.                                                                                                     

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