"Two to Zero"
Written on April 1st, 2023
By Doctor Ricky 1024
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Homeless Day Number: 78 days.
Enter into my Twilight Zone!"
Rod Sterling TV Show
Circa: September to June 1959 to 1964
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"There's No place Like Home"
The song from the 1939 movie
"The Wizard of Oz"
Originally written by Frank Baum.
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Now what does it feel like to not have a home to come home too??
Did not have a roof over your head nor a place to lay it?
What does it feel like when you're traveling day today? Wondering where you're going to be spending the next evening inside or out?
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These are just some of the thoughts of a homeless person.
Homeless persons are basically either forced into this position by stupidity or fate.
A lot of them are also hopelessly addicted.
The common choice of addictions that I've seen is alcoholism followed by tobacco, marijuana and whatever synthetic drugs the person can manage to get high from.
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Most of the people I have met have good hearts. They just have made big mistakes.
Some have restraining orders against them like I used to and others also deserved it.
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People who are chronically homeless have learned how to survive.
The old timers actually live in woods and have set up quite an interesting network of living ability.
Some have very large tents even with a full bed inside.
Some work part-time, taking whatever job they can get for whatever money just to survive.
A high degree are trying to get on disability.
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Yes, this is the world of the homeless.
A place in Avenue, a street, a corner, a box and shelter.
"Chilled to the Bone"
"No Place like my Home?"
"Home Alone"
No Man Nor Woman is Meant to be an Island.
Part of the problem homelessness is being completely alone on your own. Unable to take care of yourself again.
As I write these words down with a pen.
Icycle-Like Daggers Freeze and Dig Ever Deeply...
And, Unfortunately.
As the Grim Reaper awaits and Creeps.
Many actually die from hypothermia in their sleep.
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Note: By applying these proportions from 27 cities to the National PIT count (where the PIT report counted nearly 553,000 individuals), it is estimated
that between 17,500 and
46,500 deaths occured in 2018.
These figures should not be interpreted as firm estimates of total annual Homeless Deaths.