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I’m sitting at my window taking a break from modeling and I see a lot of homeless people walking by. I live close to a huge homeless shelter and the homeless population is growing in my town.

Anyways…I just realized even tho I have sz and possibly I’m being abused I still have many things to be grateful for. Without my SSDI I would be homeless or forced to live in a unhealthy environment. I have food shelter a car and all the tools oli need to do my hobbies. My therapist and case worker are for me and so is my family.

I get caught up in all the hate and negativity and I really don’t realize I could be on the streets fighting sz and bullies… I use to feel some kind of was when I saw homeless people but the truth is it’s grace that I’m not homeless myself

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Yeah being homeless is tough. Glad you found yourself meditating on gratitude

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I fear becoming homeless in the future. They are basically criminalizing it in the US

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Yea… It’s a good thing my city is still pretty compassionate to homeless people but it seems like it’s changing.

You wouldn’t be homeless because of social security tho right?

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My ss isn’t enough to really carry me
I would have to rent a room and live exclusively on food stamps, if I was still unemployed.

I donno my parents say they got my back but I always worry about it

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Once you’ve been homeless you realize how possible it is

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There are more homeless people in my neighborhood than in the past also. It is so sad to see them.

Going homeless has always been one of the scariest situations I can think of because once someone with sz ends up on the streets they are not on meds, aren’t eating or sleeping well and their mental illness will become a million times worse.

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