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Off topic: Earthquake in Haiti Thread poster: Suzanne Deliscar
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I have been very much impressed by this tragedy and sincerely hope that everything will turn out fine for your family. Please keep us posted! Kind regards from Italy | | |
Suzanne Deliscar Canada Local time: 02:10 Member (2009) Spanish to English + ... TOPIC STARTER Husband is Safe - Thanks for the Outpouring of Support | Jan 14, 2010 |
I just received a voicemail message that my husband James is safe. I tried to call back but the phone reception appears to still be troubled in Haiti. So grateful to God. Thanks for all the support. Time to start helping with the aftermath. Thanks to all the Prozians who posted and kept us in your thoughts and prayers, Suzanne | | |
Very glad to hear. Thank God. I can imagine what both of you were going through. I am terrified of earthquakes... And this one has been so devastating! | | |
That is tremendous news! | Jan 14, 2010 |
I am so happy for you Suzanne!! That is really good news!! Let's now all pray for those who have not been so lucky. My heart is with the people of Haiti and all the children now in trouble over there. I wonder whether we people with children can do something for them specifically and as a start I have contacted SOS Children's Villages in Spain to see what we can do about it from here. I will keep you posted about what they say. | |
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Teresa Reinhardt United States Local time: 23:10 Member (2002) German to English + ... |
That's great Suzanne | Jan 14, 2010 |
Among all the devastation, that's great news Suzanne. I read that right now the best thing is to send money instead of goods. | | |
I am so relieved for you. My husband and I couldn't concentrate on things last night and this morning for thinking of you. The first thing I have done this morning on arriving in the office is to open this site and look for your news. By now the websites of the banks in Spain have clear information on how to make donations to a large number of ONGs. Here is a link for any... See more I am so relieved for you. My husband and I couldn't concentrate on things last night and this morning for thinking of you. The first thing I have done this morning on arriving in the office is to open this site and look for your news. By now the websites of the banks in Spain have clear information on how to make donations to a large number of ONGs. Here is a link for anyone who wants it: http://portal.lacaixa.es/pagos/emergencia_es.html You can make a donation to the NGO you choose from a credit/debit card, and that card doesn't necessarily have to be a Caixa issued card. ▲ Collapse | | |
It's so good to hear that you finally could contact your husband. I can imagine how worried you must have felt. Thanks for sharing your experience with us (to me this takes courage) and it's beautiful to read that our little words somehow helped you a bit. I have a section called "Announcements" in my blog, which I added lately to include any news about things related to my blog or to any other topic I choose, and last night I added two links related to how to contribut... See more It's so good to hear that you finally could contact your husband. I can imagine how worried you must have felt. Thanks for sharing your experience with us (to me this takes courage) and it's beautiful to read that our little words somehow helped you a bit. I have a section called "Announcements" in my blog, which I added lately to include any news about things related to my blog or to any other topic I choose, and last night I added two links related to how to contribute to Haiti. Copying/pasting them here: www.yele.org/ (in English, the one I previously made reference to) ow.ly/WdP8 (in Spanish, from the Spanish newspaper El País) Un abrazo, Ivette ▲ Collapse | |
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Tremendous news - Earthquake in Haiti | Jan 14, 2010 |
Dear Suzanne, Thank God for the wonderful news that your husband is save and sound. You and he were in my prayers including the rest of people of Haiti. I am glad that they were answered. Take care! Lucinda | | |
How wonderful for you both | Jan 14, 2010 |
This must be a great relief for you. We have already found a way of helping with donations via the German television (although we are in England....) All our best, Sivara | | |
Suzanne Deliscar Canada Local time: 02:10 Member (2009) Spanish to English + ... TOPIC STARTER Thank You - Update on Situation in Haiti | Jan 14, 2010 |
I feel so relieved. Thanks so much for posting ways to help. Thank you to Tomás for posting that we need to keep focussed on the relief effort. Please give to the Red Cross if possible - www.redcross.org. If you know anyone looking for relatives in Haiti, the Red Cross has a registration site that I just found: ... See more I feel so relieved. Thanks so much for posting ways to help. Thank you to Tomás for posting that we need to keep focussed on the relief effort. Please give to the Red Cross if possible - www.redcross.org. If you know anyone looking for relatives in Haiti, the Red Cross has a registration site that I just found: http://www.familylinks.icrc.org/haiti/tracingrequest. Many people have been located this way, I just found out about it today. Some good came out of my personal ordeal that can help others, two publications, out of the blue, want to interview me, which will spread the word and bring in more support. Thanks again, Suzanne
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Facebook group for Haiti Crisis Translators and Interpreters | Jan 14, 2010 |
A group has just been set up on Facebook to be available for any language needs in the Haiti crisis: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=245649094887. If you are a translator or interpreter, please join and invite all your translator and interpreter friends and students. We will be posting regular updates on how you can help. If anyone finds out a way we can... See more A group has just been set up on Facebook to be available for any language needs in the Haiti crisis: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=245649094887. If you are a translator or interpreter, please join and invite all your translator and interpreter friends and students. We will be posting regular updates on how you can help. If anyone finds out a way we can help directly as interpreters or translators, don't hesitate to post on Facebook or on this thread. And if you know of an organization that needs interpreters, over the phone or on the ground, encourage them to join and post on the wall. ▲ Collapse | |
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keelin feeney Ireland Local time: 07:10 Member (2007) Spanish to English + ...
Hi Suzanne, I am delighted that your husband is safe and sound. He has certainly been through a serious ordeal and I bet you are really looking forward to reuniting with him again. | | |
A word about donations | Jan 15, 2010 |
This is a terrible tragedy and we should all do what we can to help. However please do NOT donate to YELE if you choose to make a donation to a charity: "experts say charitable giving should be focused on larger organizations with established emergency relief programs" (Please read this- http://tinyurl.com/ycdalzb). Instead I would urge you to PLEASE DONATE to an orga... See more This is a terrible tragedy and we should all do what we can to help. However please do NOT donate to YELE if you choose to make a donation to a charity: "experts say charitable giving should be focused on larger organizations with established emergency relief programs" (Please read this- http://tinyurl.com/ycdalzb). Instead I would urge you to PLEASE DONATE to an organisation such as Médecins Sans Frontières. The link if you are in the UK is http://tinyurl.com/y8d4nu7 and for international donations outside of the UK please see http://tinyurl.com/bqv3u . Another organization, already on the ground in Haiti is the Red Cross. The link for donations to the British Red Cross is http://tinyurl.com/ydqey3s and you can donate to The International Committee of the Red Cross at http://tinyurl.com/yksx759 . Haiti needs our help. Let's hope that they get it in time. ▲ Collapse | | |
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