A natural disaster can leave a homeowner feeling uprooted, both emotionally and financially. His brain may still be trying to process the emotional burden of the event, while being bombarded with additional worries: What is the condition of my home and belongings? How do I replace all those damaged documents?
The biggest question of all is probably where to start. It's important to breathe deeply and focus on the positive aspects of coming up with a plan of action and deciding which items to prioritize. These helpful tips offer some guidance and encouragement in the face of a natural disaster.
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