The daughter shares a heartbreaking photo of a firefighter-dad

A heart-rending picture of a totally exhausted firefighter going on right now around the world. It is the pictured brandmands daughter, Jenna O'keefe, who ha

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
13 January 2020 Monday 05:00
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The daughter shares a heartbreaking photo of a firefighter-dad

A heart-rending picture of a totally exhausted firefighter going on right now around the world.

It is the pictured brandmands daughter, Jenna O'keefe, who has shared a picture of his father after he is completely worn out come home from his tenth 12-hour-guard in the dash.

Jenna O'Keefes dad works half of the hours of the day without days off to get to grips with the flames. Here he could not mre and dejsede on in the front yard for five minutes of sleep. Photo: Facebook / Jenna O'keefe

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'This is a picture of my dad, who gets five minutes of sleep in our front yard, while my brother keeps an eye on the fire, which burns over our farm', writes Jenna O'keefe in the text to the image in approximately a day has been shared over 44,000 times on Facebook.

'My family has fought against the fires on our farm and our local communities in over a month. They are tired, they are sore, and they are running out of resources', writes the daughter in the viral posting.

Sunday broke the danger according to her, together. Jenna O'keefe saw him cry, when he said: 'Jen, I have never seen anything like it. It is infinite'.

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Far in the lookup calls on the she the people not to forget what right now happens in Australia, where bush fires have ravaged since the late summer of 2019.

'Sid is not stuck in the negative, in the political, in Facebook-the news, in drama! Australia is burning, and there are brave people all over the country, who VOLUNTARILY struggle day in and day out to keep our lives and home safe', writes Jenna O'keefe. In the more than 8000 comments, the lookup has scored, roll it in with support, prayers and thoughts to Jenna O'Keefes father and all the other volunteers who are fighting in almost around the clock to get to grips with the aggressive flames in Australia.

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Updated: 13.01.2020 05:00