Haiti needs more help!

With 150,000 bodies already in mass graves, international teams, grieving families, sympathetic neighbors and sometimes even strangers were pulling at the rubble with tools or bare hands in countless corners of this devastated city. Thirteen days after the killer earthquake, they were desperate to recover some of the thousands of Port-au-Prince's lost dead - to close each tragic circle, to lay loved ones in the earth to rest in peace.

For the living - the homeless spread across empty lots, parks and plazas in the hundreds of thousands - there was little rest as aid agencies struggled to fill their needs for food and water, and to get them tents to shelter their families against the burning tropical sun.

 I have read of a woman who gave birth in the midst of the earthquake and with her hear on a bundle of mixed fabric and plastic,fed her child for the first time.Kids playing with toys made out of trash and dying of infection.People agonizing in pain with no care.For the survivors,the only thing that is left is to find out their loved one's bodies and to be able to burie them and to say goodbye.