I'm glad that more and more documentaries are coming out on how the Gulf Coast has and is still dealing with the reality of rebuilding their lives after Katrina. While this is a start, there really is a need for human effort there. There is still SO much left to do. People shouldn't forget that this happened. And rather than sit around and play the blame game, they should get up, get out and get to the Gulf Coast and help out.

Until you go and see it for yourself, the documentaries and the news footage will not do it justice. Flying over the area, it doesn't even look like you're in America anymore when you see it. I just got back home from a trip to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, volunteering and working directly with families afflicted by the hurricanes. And I gotta say, the people are grateful for the volunteers from all around the nation and even the world who go there to assist in the rebuilding.

Thank you for posting this.