Ugh, this is just so heartbreaking 
... Three families are now left with no parents, and all we can hope for is that their kids are okay 
. I mean, what's really frustrating here is that these deaths weren't caused by some freak accident or electrical malfunction, but because of stuff lying around the house 
. It's like people just aren't paying attention to the obvious things that could prevent this kind of tragedy.
I've lost family members too, and it still feels like an open wound
. You can't help but wonder what could have been done differently. I think it's so important for all us homeowners to take a hard look at our own homes and make sure they're safe and functional 
. Clear hallways, working smoke alarms... it's not that hard, right?
... Three families are now left with no parents, and all we can hope for is that their kids are okay . I mean, what's really frustrating here is that these deaths weren't caused by some freak accident or electrical malfunction, but because of stuff lying around the house . It's like people just aren't paying attention to the obvious things that could prevent this kind of tragedy.I've lost family members too, and it still feels like an open wound
. You can't help but wonder what could have been done differently. I think it's so important for all us homeowners to take a hard look at our own homes and make sure they're safe and functional . Clear hallways, working smoke alarms... it's not that hard, right?
my heart goes out to the family & friends of those who lost their lives in that awful house fire 
I feel so bad for the people who were trapped inside & couldn't get out on time 
it's crazy how something as simple as cluttered spaces can make all the difference between life & death 
like, what if that family had gotten rid of some of their stuff before the fire? could've saved those two lives 
they're literally a lifesaver! 