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Sasha

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Just a vent.

Im so sad there arent more resources for mentally handicappef homeless people and they just slip through the system.

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Yeah its sad, but its a good thing Mrs Brown took Brown in gave Brown a home, not much that can be done about the mental illness tho :D

Too soon? :unsure:
 
MrBrown said:
Yeah its sad, but its a good thing Mrs Brown took Brown in gave Brown a home, not much that can be done about the mental illness tho :D

Too soon? :unsure:
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^Like :rofl:
 
Sasha said:
Just a vent.

Im so sad there arent more resources for mentally handicappef homeless people and they just slip through the system.

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It seems like with as many of us have the same concern (I know my agency has a tremendous # of people who feel this way) we should find the appropriate way to make our lawmakers and local governments aware.
 
Anyone can wind up there.

Lose your marbles => lose your home. It can be from heredity or birth event, it can be chemicals, it can be injury, but if you lose your ability to make money, properly conduct your affairs, or control your behavior, you wind up homeless.
 
Agreed it is very sad. When I lived in Austin I got used to all the young "homeless" kids and became very jaded about the whole thing. Now that I'm in Houston and I've had to deal with truly homless folks who have lost everything sometimes through no fault of their own it is very sobering. Even the folks who are on the street because of addiction problems get to me, especially the females. Being homeless as a male is tough but being homeless as a woman must feel like one unending night of hell.
 
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