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Nowhere To Go
I became homeless when my marriage broke up. I had taken onto a big mortgage and the interest rate had gone up. I became overwhelmed when my marriage ended. I lost income and I lost my job I was falling further behind with my debts repayments. Though I didn’t know at the time, I think I was having a mental meltdown. I wasn’t able to cope I began drinking too much. It makes It hard for me to get up In the morning and make a rational plan . What was supposed to be temporary ended up lasting a year there was a long period when I was rudderless, moving from place to place. I felt powerless and lost I started staying with friends back to back but I felt like an intruder because things I did at home I couldn’t do In someone
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Their results were alarming 1 and 10 people ages 18 to 25 had experienced homelessness (Balingit ).The government should do more to prevent the homeless because the death rates are increasing more each and every day, the drug use is becoming an epidemic, and the crime …show more content…
Edwin Chapman is a physician at northeast who treats people who are addicted to drugs. There are physicians in the northeast that helps you get through yourself to stop the urge(Milloy). According to bing “I get up every morning to take my medication and that takes away the urge” (Milloy). One of the consequences of being homeless is taking medications every day. In this world today many homeless pregnant women have access to drugs and they are addicted to them.
The government should do more to prevent homelessness because the drug use is starting to become an epidemic. She was 35 years old and told the officer she was 8 months pregnant and addicted” (Harlan & Lavender). Homeless pregnant women experience more health problems because they have no access to medication. According to Ryan, it’s not every day I see a sight like that it really made me sad” (Harlan & Lavender). Many homeless people are more in danger and risk of getting hurt by