Words of Encouragement from Freedom Waterless Car wash

We are not really strangers to earthquakes, flash floods and destructive hurricane. Once in a while these natural phenomenons strike our country and left us homeless, fatherless or childless.  There is no way we can be prepared in losing our homes, businesses or being left behind by someone we love.

What happened recently to our fellow Americans who were devastated by hurricane Sandy was nothing but scary and horrible.  Many lives were taken and billions-worth of properties was lost. Many had been left homeless and all left are scarce and bruises that the experienced cause them.  Many had been traumatized for they never taught hurricane Sandy because them unbearable pain that takes years to heal. In the United States, Hurricane Sandy affected at least 24 states, with particularly severe damage in New Jersey and New York that causes food shortages.

It was October 29 2012, for hurricane Sandy victims, this date will never be forgotten. This is when they’ve lost not just their home, cars businesses but their hopes and dreams that goes with them. It might be a week since the incident but we all know that for some the experience might still fresh and so the pain. Of course hope and dreams can be re-build as well as homes, cars, and business establishments. For some it might takes months for them to do it and for others might takes longer to do it, but you will never be alone. It takes comfort in the fact that God knows all our fears and concerns and the knowledge that he will not leave us behind. He is bigger and stronger than any hurricane, just believe in him and keep the faith that God will make us all through whatever life throws our way.

From Freedom waterless car wash, we heartily sympathize and our hearts goes out to all of you who have lost someone during the raging of Hurricane Sandy. We will always pray for your all quick healing, mentally and spiritually.  You may find within yourselves the courage to go on and build new dreams, to transpire from the darkness that the incident brought to your life. Be like a little candle, even how much little light you make you are still shining. Hurricane Sandy was there to shake us a little but we all prove that it can’t shake a strong nation. Together we make a huge torch that light seen even from afar. That shining even the darkness places, so anybody who could see this light will not be stumbled or get wrong turn to their new journey.