
I'm also getting really excited about the Life After the Fire organization. I hopefully will have a good portion of the paperwork filed in the next week and will be on my way to non-profit status. The website is currently being worked on, and I am working on several articles to help other families. If you've lost your home and would be willing to be interviewed, I would really love some first-hand stories. I'm also always looking for stories like those I've featured on here. The website will have a place for fire survivors to share their stories. And it's going to have a forum, a place for those who've newly lost their home to connect with those of us who've been there... and a place for those of us who've been there to help work through the emotional trauma that so many others don't seem to understand. No one will tell you it's just stuff or try to make you feel guilty for not feeling grateful for your new house.
If that wasn't enough, I'm also in the process of starting a web development company, helping companies integrate their current businesses into the digital world through web design, app development, online media strategies, and social media monitoring.
It's been a tough couple of years. And by tough, I mean really really really bad. But I see a world beyond the fire, a world past Lyme disease. And that's really exciting.
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