May God bless you all and give you comfort and peace and restoration!

God bless you for this footage

Thank you so much for sharing. Recognized my lost boyfriend. He walked so i know he is alive! Much love and strenght to all of you people. Sending light and peace.

Just blown away, I have no words, Steve from Pennsylvania.Good job getting the internet back up!!

So sorry, Dominica... Sending love & prayers from St. Lucia.💜

Viewing from The Bahamas. You are in our prayers. Hang in there....

Thank you for taking the time to share this with the world.

The Bahamas love you Dominica and your people our prayers are with you. Dominica st Lucia grenada Barbados st Vincent are the best and most peaceful islands and people I ever visited.

I visited Dominica in February of this year, it's so sad to see how much has changed due to the Hurricane. Sending lots of prayers and love to the people!

Thank you for this film. I watched it like a movie! I am just so grateful to God for his mercies.

So sorry to see such devastation. I was in that hotel in April I can not recognize it. People of Dominica are so kind and happy. I will pray for you all

I deeply admire what you have done in the filming and youtubeing of this video. We don't see this in the news. Wee need people like you taking the painful time to give us the painful details.I'm in the southern part of Northern Ontario, where we can not really comprehend this kind of destruction. But many people here send what spare funds they may have and certainly send love and prayers and thoughts and make sure you are in our hearts in a new way, because we are all citizens of Earth.

Our prayers are with the people of Dominica. It will be a huge effort to recover from the ravages of this hurricane, but we stand ready to assist in every way possible!

So sad, Dominicans are very resilient people, they will overcome this

Thank you for sharing. It was very difficult for us to watch, as we still wait on word from family. Very well filled and narrarated. Like after Hurricane David, Dominica will be stronger than ever.

with God be the glory every one put together and let us pray in Jehovah will

The trees may be bare now but through God will they will grow back beautiful to anyone in Puerto Rico my blessings are to you all

Dominica is one of my favorite places in the world. I have been there many times over the last twenty years. Naturally, I have many friends there whom I am concerned about. One of the many I am concerned about is my friend Julien Giraud who lives on Cornwall street in Roseau. I am praying for the people there and will think of what I can do to organize some relief from here in South Carolina.

Thank you for sharing. This is heart breaking but Dominica is a great nation with even greater people. Stay strong everyone, we are thinking of you. ❤️ If people on the island can recommend a good avenue for donations/aid that would help the most, we'll help spread the word ❤️

Thank goodness that your aunt and Mom survived, but what a horror that they have to face in recovery from the hurricane. What a disaster! It makes one very thankful for not having endured this disaster. Blessing to all ! Thank you for sharing.

Great job sharing this video with the world.

Thanks for sharing.

Our church is also in Castle Comfort, across from the garage, from your video it seems to be OK. Thanks for sharing. Still no word from friends and church members. Be strong. Praying for you guys.

prayers and love from Canada

LORDY MERCY!!!!! PRAYERS!!!!! SENDING LOVE AND LIGHT FROM GEORGIA!!!!

very sad, but your reporting gave us a real perspective. thank you.

The two best days of my life in Waitikubuli (tall is her body) are, the Days after Hurricane David and Maria. These two put Waitikubuli naked. Almost three years, after Maria and She is fully clothed once again in all shades of green--BEAUTIFUL . NATURE ISLAND. JAH LIVE.

Excellently produced video. Really highlights the mammoth task ahead for Dominica. Just a tip: whenever recording outside, always use a deadcat on your microphone. (That's what it's called. Google it. Works wonders to eliminate wind noise.) You can rest assured that Barbados stands with you at this difficult time. This is probably worse than the destruction wrought by Hurricane David.

What a good reportage, we can feel the desolation. Humans and dogs are stunned. So sorry for this beautifull island ( I visited Dominica and Roseau in 1976 for a few days, and allready then, it was more exotic, authentic than most carribean islands). The architecture, or what is left of it, is pretty and colourfull, not ugly, concrete as in Saint Martin. I wih you lots of courage, you have there a jewel which need all the attention and dedication of its inhabitants to make it as beautifull as it was before, with these delicate houses and vibrant colours. Bon courage!

My grandads house is up those steep hills in Castle Comfort....such devastation, but still a very beautiful island♥️♥️

Thank you for sharing. My husband is from Layou. After 4 days we finally heard from his granny. I am working in the US trying to get some everyday essentials out to Dominica. Keep safe and God bless.

Wow this is an amazing and sobering video that clearly shows the incredible destruction that this part of Dominica has suffered! Thanks for going out of your way to shoot this video and to narrate it so well!

Thank you so much for posting this. My dad's house is in castle comfort and we still don't know how much damage it's suffered. Glad you survived. Praying for you all.

Thank you very much for your informative video. i´m very sad about this situation.

My prayers are with everyone in the Caribbean that was affected by recent hurricanes I hope that all the islands affected will come back from this stronger than before. Much Love remain hopefully and strong.

Prayers for you and your island. I have friends there and this breaks my heart. Thank you for posting.

Whoever you are thanks is insufficient...you gave me hope with what you showed..although my mom is on the other side..Belfast area..God bless you ALL..

Love from Jamaica

Prayers from Grenada.

Thank you for sharing...my moms sister Pat Hill lives in Castle Comfort and we haven't received any word on her please if you have any info let me know. Thank you and I'm happy you're safe.

Oh my days!

PRAYERS for YOU ALL!

Weeping for Dominica but relieved to hear my friend's voice.

My bf lives in loubeire haven't heard from him since Monday 😓 my prays are with you Dominica

We thank the Lord for His Mercies and Loving Kindness and power inthe Blood of Jesus/Blood of the Lamb. My daughter was at Ross on the Island i had been begging her after the Houston fiasco to leave the island but she would not. Anyway God is Merciful inthe end as there was nothing i could do i told her to just carry on pleading the blood of Jesus /Blood of the Lamb as in the Old Testament when God said when He sees the Blood on the house the angel of death will not stop there. Praise God there is power inthe Blood of Jesus. I really thank the Lord as it could have been worse ..whats worse than a Cat 5? having one or any of the 9Active Volcanos go off at the same time is what is worse...

Thanx for sharing this video to the world,Lynn from England,if anyone knows how my Brothers in Law's are,the names are Mathew Andrew from Canefield and George Andrew from Roseau,such a well narrated video,may God bless you all.

OMG Blessing !

Jonia baby I love you and im PRAYING you and your family are ok😔😔😔😔😔😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

My prayers are with u

Wow

So sad to see the gems of the Caribbean so destroyed. Such a long way to recovery. Yes, covering roofs, getting power & running water back is priority. After that the focus should be turned to rebuilding the tourist areas. The sooner tourists come back, the more money locals will have to rebuild their lives. Just so sad. I hope the locals put all of the wood and tree debris in a lot to dry out. Let the local artist and woodworkers use the wood for making furniture and art pieces. Benches, coat trees, mirror frames, picture frames, beds, live edge shelves, lamps, handles for woven bags & baskets, etc. A lot of little things can be made to to sell to tourists utilizing the debris. There is a way to utilize the destruction for some gain. Granted the easiest thing to do is scoop it all up, bury it, burn it, or ship it off to be disposed of. However, a little planning now will be rewarding in the long term.

As Dominican , I want government of Dominica make people of country rich plus get back UK (+EU) visa free for all the nation. Thanks SO Important.

I would like to have news from Maria (primary school teacher)and emmanuel (car tire repair) living there . please give us news

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It's like the devastation of fire.

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Who filmed?

Thanks for that, I'll like to see stockfarm I have a home there.

O my God!

More videos, please.

So sad , has anyone heard from the villagers in Scotts Head PLEASE PLEASE So far we havent heard any news from the Area.

@28:00 busman on the quad motor ... he looks like Reds from Kingshill

Please if anyone has information about my granfather Badboy from Tete laillé and his son Jeff lee my (dad) and wife lucy Lee from centre (grandbay) We are all so so worried,we are going out of our minds :( Thank you for the video,this devastating.Please any information.

Sucks right? How far did you walk? How are you surviving?

HS electricity return yet?

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Our island will be really effected from global warming

pull batterys out !!!! 12vdc

Why aren't the medical students helping with the rebuilding? Classes are suspended for a while. Get air drop of supplies of water, food etc. There is over 1000 students and faculty.

we all need to make up the hedge.

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Epic destruction.

sad, our own faith is not totally in our hands.