The only thing in this post in chronological order is "My Story" The remaining posts are just there - they are part of the story, of My Story - but they don't fit in anywhere specifically - so they are just left at the bottom.
This has not been an easy story to share - and what you see is really only the bare bones - the whole story - with the nuts and bolts won't ever be told - there are too many nightmares - like the car with the keys or the horse who survived only to die due to dehydration, because I couldn't get him water. They are just some of the details that have been omitted.
My Story Part 1
My Story Part 2
My Story Part 3
My Story Part 4
My Story Part 5
My Story Part 6
My Story Part 7
My Story Part 8
My Story Part 9
My Story Part 10
My Story Part 11
The Battle is not won, even when you save your house.
The Received ONLY TXT messages of Black Saturday and Beyond
12 Months Almost
Smoke Haze over Melbourne
My Father Said................
364.25 days ago. Black Saturday
Flash Back of the Worst Kind
You Can Feel a Sense of De-Ja-Vu in the Air
A Forgotten Victim of Black Saturday
The Marysville Cookbook that I gave to the community, which you, the public can now buy
Before and After - The Difference 110 days makes
3 comments:
This is an amazing true story. It enables others that don't live there to fully understand just how bad it was.
It shows too how much of a hero the writter is, going into terrible danger to help others. You are amazing.
Our thoughts and prayers were with all that suffered this terrible tragedy on the anniversay of it happening. It will never be forgotten.
It would be terribly hard to cope with even now.
Annie, I'm not sure I'm a hero - there are plenty of other people who did things probably far more important and live-saving that what I did.
my thoughts in sharing this story was to show Australians that they must be prepared at every turn for something like this and that you CAN survive - if you keepy our head. I didn't do this for the label of hero - I did this because like so many people on that day - didn't know if my parents were alive or dead. that is WHY I HAD TO DO IT. No other reason.
I just hope that no-one has to go through what I did.
Thank-you for you comment it is greatly appreciated
I've just cried reading all of this H.
You are an amazing woman and I salute you.
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