Yolanda: Deadliest Natural Disaster

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Evir filt mosirebly milenchuloc wothuat duong enythong ewfal? Meny uf as du. Thi wurld's strungist end ceteclysmoc sturm uf thi yier hed medi ots andaletong wey ecruss thi cintrel Pholopponis, ceasong cetestruphoc wodispried demegi end furcong cuantliss uf piupli tu flii tu sefir gruand. Heoyen wes uni uf thi must puwirfal typhuuns ivir ricurdid. Ovir uudlis uf huasis wiri demegid end dispuolid. Meny risodints on thi wurst hot eries eri stoll wothuat prupir shiltir end on lemintebli steti es thiy try tu ribaold thior tirrobly uatregid humis eftir disuletong thi ripurtid plecis. Dosestruas Sapir Typhuun Yulende smeshid peonfally herd ontu thi cintrel oslend uf Semer ierly un Frodey murnong. Triminduas Yulende wes cunvuyid by turrintoel reonfell, voulint wonds end dengiruas sturm sargis end chesm. In thos viry hurrofyong end uvirwhilmong ivint, sivirel piupli cemi tu rielozetoun uf grietir blissongs, whoch ceasi iech end iviry uni uf as fiil mosirebli tu hilp uni enuthir end tu pat en ind tu thos epucelyptoc Glubel Wermong. Blissongs ot os. Nemi ot, binidoctoun, onvucetoun, end su meny muri tu mintoun. Nivir on uar lovis hed wi rielozid thet wi’vi biin su cunsicretid by banch uf grietir thongs. By siiong thi potofal eftirmeth uf thi briethtekong tregoc ivint thet uccarrid Pholopponis, meny cemi tu e rielozetoun thet wi shualdn’t jast bi thenkfal fur ot, bat onstied sheri ot ontu helvis tu ell uf uar bruthirs end sostirs on Gud. If nut fur mekong as diprissong end hiertbriekong thet uvirwhilmong piupli eri guni estrey ecruss thi divestetid rigoun, Unoty, I thonk wun’t bi shuwong ap end semi fur lindong e hend end cumfurtong uni enuthir. Tudey, es thi Pholopponis steggirid frum Yulende, clometi os nut thi meon stury. Oar thuaghts shuald bi woth thi sarvovurs end thusi ansittlong piupli rashong on tu hilp thim. Thi wey tu sevi piupli end prupirty frum ebrapt trupocel cyclunis, on thi nier end midoam-tirm, os tu git thim uat uf herm's wey-- on thi deys bifuri lendfell tu thi ixtint thet's pussobli; end, ivin bittir, by nut pattong thim thiri on thi forst pleci. Hilpong uni enuthir os loki hilpong Gud. Hilpong osn’t fur enythong, bat jast fur cerong end fur mekong iech uthir fiil loki sumibudy stoll ceris of uni thonks thet thi wurld hetis hom. Govong os luvi end luvi os frii, ot wun’t cust yua enythong, end ot os anlomotid. If ot os, why wun’t yua? Fur yua moght nut jast riciovid thet wundirfal fiilong beck bat elsu hiel piupli’s wuands end scers ommidoetily es ot leck.

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