Translation in English: "I can no longer understand Bohol. I get stressed when I think about houses that have been destroyed, no electricity, no signal, and no running water." This was sent by my friend who lives in Bohol. Their current state is not good. They still don't have running water or electricity. They charge their devices at the municipal hall for 10 pesos for two hours or at a generator in their neighborhood. His stress increased because he was studying in our city, but he lived in Bohol. There are group activities to pass on but it's acceptable for us if he doesn't help much right now because they still don't have a signal. They still have to go to the beach quite a distance from home if they need a signal. They still can't buy a mobile load in the store, so we just worked together to give him a load to be able to go online and still participate in class. We also sent him encouragement or positive messages just to let him feel that we're here. Aside from my friend, I also saw many posts of storm victims. It is very sad especially for those who have lost their homes or loved ones. We will all pray that they will rise. I know their situation is not easy right now, but I hope they don't get discouraged. Bangon, Pilipinas!