Your coverage from Haiti was really good. One could tell you really felt a connection with the people there.
Life can be crazy, and sometimes it´s hard to imagine all these places are actually in the same world, but that´s what we have people like you for. To remind us who don´t live in a place like Port-au-Prince how lucky we are and how we shouldn´t forget about these people and their stories and try to help them. But it never is and never will be enough. I really hope you will return to Haiti. Please make sure we don´t forget about the people of Haiti, not only now when it´s still very recent, but also in the months and years to come when people might even get tired of hearing it.

very sad ;(

I think we're all still in Haiti - in a way! We continue to see the reports and the fact that things are getting worse in some areas before they get better. We've never seen (at least not my in lifetime) something so destructive in which a major city has to be fully rebuilt. We do what we can with what we have. If there's one thing we were taught is that life is short and unpredictable. We have to move forward, not forgetting, but doing what we can & living our lives to the fullest. "Forget regret or life is yours to miss."

On a happier note - I loved that you used the word 'discombobulated'! LOL!! It made me giggle! 🙂

Hala you think you have not done enough, but you have brought the story of the people of Haiti, how they try to survive in this difficult time.
It is not for you Hala to continue to help the people, but for the UN and the Western community.

You Hala can bring, in the future ,the story of the reconstruction of Haiti .
Hopefully, the distribution of funds happens more rapidly than in the past, so that the money not belongs to some individual leaders, such as so often in the past, but also to the people of Haiti.

CNN brought live broadcasts from Haiti, but the UN could not properly distribute the food among the people.
For me only one conclusion, CNN is better organized than the UN.
But the UN has previously failed in several places, Rwanda, Yugoslavia etc.

Bye bye from Belgium.

This posting is proof as to why you are a beloved reporter. Thanks for your transparency in how Haiti affected you. May we all remember those in need in Haiti, and around the globe, in the months and years to come. Peace to you Hala in your efforts to do what you can to help.