I'm glad to hear that you don't need to begin from zero, but it's a shame that so many others have such troubles now >.< I really hope they get help and, of course, that the work on your house will be finished soon :3 well, at least sooner than you expect ^^
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All in all, good to hear its not as bad as it could have been. Stay strong and thanks for the choochoo.
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lol...more than insurance is going to cover, that's for sure! π
But that's the good part of knowing that this is going to take a really long time...I'll have time to save some money for doing things the right way when the government inevitably shorts me on the insurance payment.
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So, most of you have probably already heard that I'm a victim of hurricane Harvey. That SOB took both of our cars and put 5-6 feet of water in our house for two weeks. I've had to rip the entire first floor down to the studs and brick...it's a complete do-over. A lot of our stuff is gone, as well as all of the work we'd put into the first floor of the house (we had remodeled almost everything).In the mean time, we're living with my in-laws (who are excellent people ππ»).
But, I am choosing to look on the bright side of things. We'll rebuild it better than before, even though we know it's going to take 6-12 months to do so. And, I had a structural engineer out at my house yesterday, who confirmed that the slab and all of the framing is still solid and hasn't moved despite being under the weight of so much water for so long. In other words, I don't have to knock down my house and start over from scratch! Hey, I'll take the small victories at this point. ππδΉ( β ΰ±ͺβ)γ
So, in celebration of at least not having to start from zero, I give to the SG community a pretty decent train.
Also, even though I know that the government is going to screw me on my settlement, at least I have insurance, which means I'll be able to afford to fix things properly. A lot of people in this area are not as fortunate (mostly because they were told that they didn't need flood insurance - i don't take chances with crap like that). They literally have nothing: no house, almost no belongings, and no idea of how they're going to deal with it. Please consider donating to appropriate charities like The American Red Cross or the Houston Food Bank. There's also a great list of other possibilities here. Thanks!
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