so many homeless people suffer from mental illness and being homeless actually is what triggers the episodes of mental illness the most. Like war does to a soldier. So when these homeless people do get a chance to get off the streets it's difficult to function normally anywhere after that. My brother suffers from so much PTSD from being homeless and then being treated like garbage and then the cops have done so much abuse to him every single time he gets arrested he gets BEAT by these police like broken ribs busted nose etc and then he can never recoop recover from it he has to go right back to the streets again. Homelessness can do so much damage to someone physically mentally and emotionally and they never recover from it either.
I am so sorry to hear about your brother. My heart goes out to him and your family. Yes, I agree that going through these experiences adds emotional and mental weight, stirring an onslaught of mental disruption. More help is needed in the long run to find nit only stable housing but mental and emotional relief--a sense of normalcy. Thank you for sharing this story 🙏🏾 ❤
Stay, prayed up don’t limit yourself to one resource have as many case managers as you can . Follow up with them every week squeaky wheel gets the oil?
Hoping the best for these people
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so many homeless people suffer from mental illness and being homeless actually is what triggers the episodes of mental illness the most.
Like war does to a soldier.
So when these homeless people do get a chance to get off the streets it's difficult to function normally anywhere after that.
My brother suffers from so much PTSD from being homeless and then being treated like garbage and then the cops have done so much abuse to him every single time he gets arrested he gets BEAT by these police like broken ribs busted nose etc and then he can never recoop recover from it he has to go right back to the streets again.
Homelessness can do so much damage to someone physically mentally and emotionally and they never recover from it either.
I am so sorry to hear about your brother. My heart goes out to him and your family. Yes, I agree that going through these experiences adds emotional and mental weight, stirring an onslaught of mental disruption. More help is needed in the long run to find nit only stable housing but mental and emotional relief--a sense of normalcy.
Thank you for sharing this story 🙏🏾 ❤
Stay, prayed up don’t limit yourself to one resource have as many case managers as you can . Follow up with them every week squeaky wheel gets the oil?