well, she survived the fire. if she didn't lose any family/pets in the fire, you can express thankfulness that despite the tragedy, she &

her loved ones made it out... if anyone or anything perished, then you can express condolences as with any loss.

"remember...things can always be worse."

I can't think of anything else to at to what myatala said

"thank your lucky stars you're not the Octomom."

"hope you get a TV back in time for the new season of Grey's Anatomy."

eh, ignore me. I'm really bad at this.

many material objects can be replaced, some can't be easily -- ones with strong sentimental value -- but memories, no fire can take those.

found a sappy card that said it all. Myatala, I agree with you....and no, no one/thing died. Still sad, though.