LIKE TURTLES | Omeleto
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2021
- A mother struggles to raise her son after losing her husband to cancer.
LIKE TURTLES is used with permission from David Mandell. Learn more at blankslatepictures.com.
After losing her husband to cancer and amassing a crippling amount of medical debt, Molly and her young son Ronnie are left to fend for themselves and have lost everything.
Molly struggles to get back on her feet as she tries to keep her son healthy on the streets even with an asthma condition and find a job after a decade as a stay-at-home mom. She also tries to instill a sense of security and stability for her son, shielding him from the difficulty of their life. But when Ronnie's asthma flares up, Molly must face the precariousness of her life, despite all of her attempts towards normality.
Written and directed by David Mandell and starring actor Troian Bellisario from TV favorite PRETTY LITTLE LIARS, this short drama puts a personal, emotional face on the widespread problem of homelessness. It combines a visual naturalism, with handheld camerawork utilized in an almost doc-like way to capture the telling details of this family's world, from the way they brush their teeth in a public fountain to the lived-in interior of their car.
The writing, though, patiently builds up the emotional reality of homelessness for this particular woman and her child. It focuses on Molly's dilemma, as she must manage the logistical hurdles of having no permanent address and few job prospects while trying to be emotionally stable and available to her vulnerable young son. The storytelling and editing focus on this psychological juggling act, making for an emotionally intimate experience for the viewer.
With its expressive musical score and the nature of the material, the film could easily fall into melodrama. But it's held together by a finely nuanced performance by Bellisario, who offers up an unvarnished, raw portrayal of a woman struggling against great odds. What works about her performance is how it places Molly's role as a mother and protector at the foreground of her character.
From one scene to the next, she is always a mother trying to do her best for her son, whether it's in the warm, patient way she talks and plays with Ronnie to her impatience and frustration when he demands a cheeseburger instead of the sandwich given to them. When she comes up against the obstacles that arise from their economic and social precariousness, it is always seen within the framework of motherhood, and it is never played for victimhood.
Molly never gives up, is as resourceful as possible in her circumstances and is always connected to the love and obligation she feels as a mother. As a result, Molly's strength, vulnerability and immense love always shine through each moment of the short, even when she hits her lowest point and can no longer protect Ronnie from the harsh reality of their life.
LIKE TURTLES ends with some sobering statistics about homelessness, which dovetail with its objective to give viewers an intimate, emotional understanding of the "slippery slope" that often leads to permanent homelessness. Molly has a lot of persistence and a bit of luck, but sadly, many people who struggle with homelessness in real life don't. Storytelling like this aims to invoke empathy and compassion to put us into another's shoes. It's an almost old-fashioned approach -- except that it is still so necessary in a world where problems like homelessness continue to persist, and people like Molly fall deeper in the cracks of society, to be forgotten or overlooked. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
As a homeless mom, my absolute low was having to panhandle. It's completely degrading. But, the people who stopped to help me reinforced my faith in humanity. We are a "lucky" homeless family we are able to stay in a motel and my husband has a job and we all are together....
Please try to remember that every person that you pass by, sometimes without noticing, also have a story.
I hope you don’t mind me asking, but how do you get food and how do you manage to get feminine products if necessary? Do some things come before others (like food and water before jackets/ socks/shoes)
@@Sophie-vs3vr I don't mind the questions. I've had to learn how to budget...and I'm honest enough with myself to admit budgeting was our biggest problem and part of the reason we ended up homeless. But yes, we prioritize. Having a roof over our heads comes first. Then food then my husband has a phone for work etc. We are lucky to have Wi-Fi included in our room fee so I have a cheap smart phone that I share with my kids. The dollar store and thrift stores are excellent resources for clothing and shoes. I buy a lot of clearance items when I can. Feminine hygiene products are relatively cheap if you don't mind the generic stuff.
We qualify for food stamps now, which helps a lot. And after 2 years we are getting ready to move into our own place. Again budgeting is huge. We don't have a car. We walk when we can and if not we take a bus. I'm lucky to live in America where even being homeless is not as bad as some in the world have it. We have Faith and each other and that's what matters.
@@whoathatsanicememe3093 you and your family are very strong! As a 15 year old I still have my whole life ahead of me and I’m still learning a lot of new things about the world. I hope someday I can help people, thank you for sharing
@@Sophie-vs3vr aww thanks. You are correct, you have an amazing life ahead of you. Keep that fire for learning about the world. Sometimes it seems bleak and dark but even our darkest days can't hold us back if we just keep pushing forward. I wish nothing but the best for you.
Are you still a homeless mom?
These types of films are the ones that don't get people's attention but at the same time, I get it because it is so depressing to watch. I hope all homeless people will someday find their homes. Great film!
People can lose their homes; but a bond between a child and mother can never be lost.
Lose*
@@tacomuncher Corrected.
@Yes And what if she was? This question has nothing to do with the film.
@Yes They could be addicted as a coping mechanism, meaning they can still love their child,
@trisha zechel I agree with you 100%. I also feel very bad for anyone's mom that was a drug addict . The bond between mother & child is supposed to be unbreakable. I remind myself a lot that there's a lot of people who had mofhers that should never had kids..
The fact that this could have been me today literally this morning as I received an eviction notice its like this was a sign I don't have the words to explain just how close this one hit home for me its unreal
I'm about to be evicted to. Praying for you . Your not alone a lot of us out here going through this to .Sending you my strength ❤️🙏🙌
I wish you both the best, may the greatest blessings of this world befall you.
@@Shay-nu7id
Please see the link I posted. I hope it can provide some help.
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@@Shay-nu7id 🙏♥️
Sad and pathetic that homelessness exists in the most wealthy nation in the history of the world not to mention our awful healthcare system. We could be so much greater than we are.
Our health system isn’t as bad as other ones, though. People from Canada come to the usa bc the waiting list for necessary surgeries is too long and there is no guarantee that you’ll get an appointment even if you are at the front of the list, but it’s a lot cheaper. While here in the usa, you can get these procedures done at any hospital that you want without waiting and with guarantee, but it’s also more expensive compared to Canada. All systems have their pro and cons.
@@LM-ix7pk Oh yeah it's so great we pay far more money for worse health outcomes than most of the world. Now do some people in some places sometimes have to wait longer? Yes it does happen sometimes but overall we're the crappiest in the industrial world.
@@LM-ix7pk I've NEVER heard of any Canadian say they go to the U.S to get a surgery done or something LMFAOO
Actually, this country is quite poor because we’re in so much debt with other country’s.
@@GreenSunshineVRC which country
Difficult to watch, but we need to remind ourselves that the world isn’t always filled with light, sometimes, we can be the light in people’s lives.
So true, thank you for reminding me me to be grateful for what I have not what I don't...
Mother's love is the most powerful and most beautiful in the world. I love you mom no matter what. 💕💕
Love u mom and let's show some respect to our parents
💯
My parents hate me
God bless you man that's beautiful. 🙏
@@breehamilton168 I understand more than you know. It's a pain and loss that can be overwhelming. I also know that you are stronger than you think because of your willingness to share your feelings and face another day.
Tomorrow the sun will rise and we will see it together ❤
@@MAILLADY2010 thanks 😊
The care of the mother is so powerful, just look at how her son immitate the positivity of her mom when her son do pass( not litteraly) his strength to the other woman.
That wasn't actually a woman in the waiting room...just fyi.
But she had a beard..
This is literally Troian Bellisario and none of these comments recognizes her.
Who?
I've never heard of her, but she's excellent in this.
The only reason why I clicked lol
OMGGGGG😲😲😲😲 I didn't recognize her at all until I saw your comment. I suppose it's the tied hair ane different colour even, different style make up. Or maybe no make up at all in comparison to Pretty little liars and Suits 😂😂
Recognized her immediately
The thought of living homeless is terrifying to me.
Same here.
♥️🙏
Same
Try it then. During a summer do it. Go backpacking in the city, Its really fun. Face your fears...
@@MrWolfheart111 And then dying in a ditch somewhere? No, thanks. As long as I still have a home, no thanks.
18:12 They were already homeless and the boy gave away all of his mother’s strength to a stranger.
No wonder they're homeless if they're constantly giving everything away or losing it.
That child actor is absolutely amazing. At no point did one get the impression that he is just acting.
I love how Omeleto shows how the real world is in short films.
love you mum. Wherever you are.
This short film was so well done that it felt like I was eavesdropping and seeing things I shouldn't see. I think that's probably the highest compliment I can give. Very well done.
I totally agree! With some movies, the mark of good acting is when you feel like you shouldn't be watching.
Something I relate with; when he gave the guy his strength...tho 🥲💗
The relationship between Mom and son here is masterfully written, and beautifully enacted...💖
There is really too much sadness in the world.
No women and child should be homeless, it bothers me this is very real in are country.
Yeah i agree it's sad. I donate to
Global giving i just hope it helps
Got tired of seeing & not helping.
Then come to Germany and youve get a home and money and you dont have to do anything for it! I did it also! ;-)
No one at all*
Nobody should be homeless, no man should be homeless either
This country isnt the best. Im us army veteran but we have long way to go.
I was so happy to see Troian Bellisario in the thumbnail on my recommended! For those who aren’t familiar, she is an amazing actress. She starred on Pretty Little Liars and has been in several drama films and shows. She did a short series about r*pe in the military and you can find it on TH-cam. It’s called “Lauren.” Very hard to watch but important. Her father is Donald Bellisario aka the creator of NCIS, Quantum Leap, Magnum PI and etc. and her mother is Deborah Pratt (who starred in Quantum Leap). Troian is married to Patrick Adam’s (star of the show Suits). So there’s some facts about the star of this short film. I’m a huge fan of Pretty Little Liars and all of her work. ❤️
Thank you.
Thanks😊
She kinda reminds me of the actress Noomi Rapace from 'What Happened to Monday'... I actually thought it was her to start with. Thanks for info - I shall have to check out more stuff with Troian in. She's a great actress ❤️ and totally gorgeous too x
@@Mardi-Shorts-DevonGirlUK Yes they favor! I would love a remake of girl with the dragon tattoo with Troian playing the girl. Noomi Rapace was in the original, European version.
Thank you. I'm looking for the film Lauren next.
Breaks my heart. I’m so close to this right now and I have a two year old with autism. Totally alone. About to be homeless Honestly no one cares. People say they do. But unless you have a huge support system that rallies around you, no one really cares. They Toss their scraps to us and we pray that we can survive when we can’t get help FROM ANYONE. I GET THIS AND NO ONE SHOULD. 💔💧😞 I will never understand human beings.
im sorry 😞 . if I can help I definitely would.
it is really sad!
people will Not show compassion and hospitality
I hope things turn around for you. Keep strong. Life loves to hit us with curveballs... and all we can do is keep fighting.
Your son is really cute take care of him❤
What do you need? I would like to try and help.
That was so sweet what he did to comfort that person in the waiting room.
I loved that part😥
Her love for her son radiates💕 this is how I feel towards my son. I love him more than words can describe and would do anything for him. The circumstances are heart wrenching
This so made me think of my mom. She sacrificed everything for me. I miss her everyday. I was there when I took my first breath and their when she took her last. This warmed my heart. So many mothers who love their babies with no limits.
The fact they’ve been through all of that.. and she still takes care of her son however she can... and still has raised him to be caring and decent is so beautiful. That Drs office scene hit me in the feels. That her son cared enough to try and cheer someone up and give them strength. Great short film. I hope these families find their way.
Yes...this scene made me think of when I took my son to the ER one day, when he was suffering a bad headache.
While we waited, standing BC there were no seats available, I noticed a young Aboriginal woman with a gash on her head. She started talking to me, telling me she was in great pain, from being hit on the head with a glass bottle.
I felt bad for her, so I kept talking to her. And at one point, I handed her a wet towel, to put on her gash. When I looked up, I noticed everyone in the ER, that was close enough, were staring at me. Then my husband looked at me and called me over.
He told me, I should get away from "her", BC she looked dirty and possibly drunk.
I told Him that it didn't seem like she was drunk, and I was trying to be caring.
Even the nurse at the nurse's station was giving me a look that told me to stop and she told me I could possibly catch something!!
I was floored! No wonder we don't see love in this World! SMH😢
Everyone talking about the mom but can we appreciate how good is the kid as an actor?
This made me cry, laugh, mad, pissed off and just loved it period...thanks for this story!
Boy has big heart. And he shared his strength with someone in need.
I find it kinda funny everyone in the comments is just talking about the mother-son relationship, whereas the short actually talks something bigger than that which is homelessness in America. Seriously, grow up, people. You can find tons of those melodramatic stuff anywhere but you can never find a single narrative on this serious issue. That being said, kudos to everyone involved in this masterpiece,and I mean it.
you would like Invisible People channel on TH-cam. man visits homeless and they tell their stories.
@@pattiannepascual Never heard of the channel though, but sure will check it out! Thanks for the info.
@Helen M I appreciate your input, but no offense....are you trying to buy subs like this? Because it's kinda funny this way lol.
Homelessness in America is much uglier than this. This is a film.
Shut up john
This is really heartbreaking. I’m a stay at home mother myself to a toddler and I can just imagine how this could happen if my husband didn’t have a life insurance policy or even if he did but died of some illness and had a ton of bills after. No mother should be in this situation
Awwwww God be with and watch over all those who are living this reality❤
I can't seem to get my head around how a industrial western country doesn't have a system to help its inhabitants when in need.
Grateful I live in Sweden.
*Grateful
Poverty is a curse. It will put your life in turmoil. You have to take care of yourself and your loved ones with all the strength that you have. Here, humanity plays a vital role against all odds.
Wow.. 😭😭😭 I love this. It's so sad to see this and if circumstances had been different... this could have been anyone of us.
True
It’s unfortunate we can have a homeless problem anywhere in this country with the number of abandoned/repossessed homes and buildings that exist.
When we stop putting a monetary value on people’s lives we might start to seem some change. Until then we have to be the voice for those who have none-it’s nearly impossible to get a job without a permanent address and when you’re broke working your way back up to a roof over your head is nearly impossible.
If you don’t want to help personally that’s your own prerogative and right but please don’t stand in the way of people who want to see reform.
God Bless You!! ❤ your heart will be seen by God, you will be cherished!! For saying that!!
So true. It seems that right now there are so many problems in the United States, even more so than past times, with extremism in political divisions, white supremacy, xenaphobia, conspiracy theories, etc., etc., etc., Homelessness is one of the problems that could easily be solved. But, so many people won't even band together to fight COVID, spouting plandemic, resist wearing masks, and anti-vaccine. All in the fear of some derivative of "socialism". Sad state.
@@jonathansmith9235 I’ll be honest , there is some suspect things about this pandemic , and was it really worth destroying millions of lives to protect a few, instead of protecting those vulnerable to Covid in a common sense way , but that’s just me . Everything else is pretty much gravy. Homeless could be ended easily if we stopped looking at housing as commodity and investment and as a human right ... especially considering we have way more empty houses than homeless people , even in the UK (where I live)
So, Bernie or AOC 2024? Because there's no way anyone would do that except for them.
@@MyMusicHarbourage Which is a shame. And either Bernie or AOC would have a heck of a time pushing trough a regulation to end homelessness, as it would probably be a state or municipal thing. I doubt that it will happen. And, AOC would not be able to win a federal election. Too many are against her. Another shame.
Never take for granted your home if you’re fortunate enough to have a roof over your head.
The most important thing to a child in regards to their parents? Simply love...love your child(ren). That is the best thing you can do to ensure their future is bright.
That's beautiful. ❤
Bless you. 🙏
@Revolutionary Storm It is true if you think about it for more than two seconds...
Nah, what ensure a a future is money for school and a house so you don't die because you got bitten by a rat while sleeping.
Sea Feliz 🥰
That's what you call a mother! No matter what the situation ❤️🙌
what a wonderful mother .
That was beautiful and it made me cry. God bless those who are in need.
This is such a moving film. It is about being homeless and being at home at the same time. Its not the character of adversity that matters. I am imagining what a fine person Ronnie would go on to become with that love and support he got from his mom.
Beautiful film about homelessness. Troian Bellisario and Kue Lawrence were fantastic. Its a disgrace that women are children are even on the streets during these pandemic times. In the UK its really bad like U.S. I don't understand why our Governments can't get out of poverty.
This need to be heard. Thanks. More power to you. Love from india.
Well this made me cry.. the relationship between the mother and son was beautiful.. their situation tragic and the Dr to whom they owed all this money 💰🤑😪 still trying to help, but under the table.. Thank you for this short.. the actress and the son were incredible 👏 what a beautiful, tragic drama.. thankyou, thankyou, thankyou !!
A spectacular and much needed film. Thank you!
Meanwhile, in the COVID States of America, we've created 37 new billionaires in the past year thanks to the pandemic. And closed LOTS and LOTS of hotels......just saying. What a monstrosity this society has become.
The billionaires are banding together and each throwing in a few million to build health and homeless centers. NOT!
😭😭😭😭 this was sad but also shows how strong humans can be. I wish I knew how to solve this homeless problem its getting out of hand. Thank you for sharing this video.
Wow! That's a great one. I used to live in east LA and I can attest I've never seen homelessness on a scale like that anywhere else in the world... except maybe Chicago. I've been to 10 different countries... It is unreal out there in Southern California... (currently living in Phnom Phen Cambodia)
An incredibly moving piece - wonderful, and thought provoking short film.
All parts were brilliantly played, particularly the mother and son, who'd I'd have sworn were actually family.
Really well shot, great sound, great locations, great editing...everything was absolutely spot on.
Hits so hard for me I'm in tears
What a mother!love you mom🥺❤
I can relate to this story since I was a homeless child my self for quite some time in mid 80s.
All parents are heroes, but mothers are solid as rocks. God bless all our mothers. (1958 - 2014)
So poignant. So beautiful. Thank you!
It's too painful to watch. Promise your little guy that your dad would be so proud of him being that strong while your homeless, that hurts.
what a beautiful relationship
This is a beautiful movie. Really moving. Troian Bellisario did amazing, as always, as well as this young actor. Realisation is smart. Well done
And this is why I always tell my students,, and my children that education is empowerment, or a trade doesn't matter because things happen that are not always within our control...the actors in this were amazing!
I would love to see more support for people with mental health and addiction issues. Most of the homeless people I've known who couldn't find someone to stay with had one or both problems, and were too much to handle for friends and family.
This moved me to tears!! 😢😢😢 I bawled like a baby 😭😭😭😭
She’s a good actress I’ve seen her in other roles. And I just thanked God for everything I have
Yes Troian is amazing!
This short very explosively broke my heart.
Does no one care about what happened with that phone call?? It could have ended in soooo many ways
It seemed like she got a job and they let her know so she was happy in the end?
I inferred that she got the job as she seemed to be crying tears of joy rather than of sorrow.
When the reality of homelessness is so harsh, they give us stories like this one.
If a homeless mother stood on a corner with her child, the police would be called. The child would be placed into "protective custody". It might take years to get that child back.
But i do appreciate the effort, and this film!
The cinematography is wonderful.
Truly heartbreaking. My heart goes out to them and all homeless people. God give me strength to help at least one family! I wonder why the hell the pharmacist never gave a chase though!
I never ever cry in movies for some reason they don’t ever touch me in that way?
I’m always too self aware that it is a movie but god in ~20 minutes of this short film I was brought to tears and got teary eyed 2 times.
Once when the son was experiencing his asthma attack and the mother was holding him in his arms while the man outside banged on the doors of the car
Then of course when the son “transferred his strength” to a stranger he had never met before
I cried to that one
Oh god
Also the actress, Troian, beautiful, I recognized her but her performance was just amazing
The amount of stress a dedicated mother endures while doing everything they can to,protect their child is legit trauma, in and of itself, within these traumatic experiences. Parenting is the hardest job on the planet when you take it as seriously as portrayed in this film. Those that say it isn’t, either aren’t as dedicated and aware as bringing a human into the world deserves or, they are extremely privileged in the most otherwise trying areas of life.
As a parent this was very moving.
I'm just wondering when that kid grows up ...WILL HE ACCEPT BEING LIVING IN SUCH A SITUATION OR HE WILL REJECT IT AND FORGETS WHAT HIS MAMA DID FOR HIM?
Most of them often realize after the death of that parent
Don’t be naive
@@psstpsstheyyou3517 you are so right about that.
I was in this situation as a little kid in the late 70’s in LA with my mother, two brothers and sister. We lived in our car for a couple months and got food from a few different charities. It wasn’t easy for us but fortunately my mother had a college degree and she eventually found a job. I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.
How could he throw the food on the ground like that, I remeber being homeless if we didn't want something we gave it to the next person who was hungry ._.
Because he is a small kid and kids are like that and that's why they are called kids.
@@yfhello boi I was a kid too, when we were poor that is no excuse to waist food XD.
If you paid attention they were recently homeless. Not like this kid is used to this situation.
@@Llamakidd Spot on!
Instead of "forcing" it and getting angry...she should have wrapped it up and waited. When he's hungry enough, it'll look good.
In the last seven years, I have been on the verge of homelessness 3 times. Eviction, house destroyed by fire, tragic injury causing loss of income. Each time the generosity of friends and strangers alike, saved me from the brink. Please don’t judge people who are homeless. In today’s expensive reality, many middle class families are one missed paycheque away from beginning the slide to poverty.
I love and I'm so grateful for my cozy home, it's just right for me and my family.
Sad but beautiful
what a great actors!
Meanwhile in the UK, an inhaler costs less than $2.
I love this story. ❤️
i love the reality shared at the end of this movie.
I love all of these shorts
And as ex houseless youth this yelled out
I hope me and my mother get to have a such beautiful relationship like that one day 🙏
Beautiful and sad 🥀
Sad story. I know this type of life very well. However, I don't care if they're homeless that lil boy pissed me off when he screamed at his mom bc he didn't want to eat his sandwich. Boy you don't have no room to be picky.
he was used to living a certain lifestyle when he had a father providing for the family and ends up living in a car. what do you expect? that's why parents should not spoil their kids even if they have money. anything can happen at any time. if you ended up homeless today, you also would come across as ungrateful if someone bought you Chinese food when you were used to eating steak.Please try to put yourself in others shoes before judging. You won't know what it's actually like until you live it.
I cried 🥺🥺 this is amazing
Clicked bcoz of Troian and I was not disappointed... Great acting and writing. One takeaway I got is that financial independence is everything.Not looking down on Stay at home moms but one needs to be financial independent regardless of their gender or anything.
A beautiful short film with a timely and poignant story! Outstanding writing, directing and producing... And, an amazing performance by Troian Bellisario! Watch and enjoy!
This is what's really happening every where right now and I hate it
It is tough for anyone being homeless.
You sir are amazing.. bravo 🙌👏👌
This scene was so touching in the waiting room. CAN WE ALL DO THIS 4 EACH OTHER??
PLS🙏🏽💗😭
I LOVE U ALL NOW LOVE EACH OTHER
We need to respect our. People like this amazing movie
great short film Troian is a good actress shes underrated
A sad tale unique to america. I mean the lack of public health care. I'm aware homelessness is a global issue
Not really. Pretty common in california
@@Charlotte-zj8rq California is in America love .
@@Charlotte-zj8rq CA is apart of the US...
It's a problem worldwide
@@shohamdas lack of socialized healthcare?
I remember this one time when I couldn't go back home yet (I don't really remember why) and it was like 9 pm, I had no money on me, and it was cold and raining. It was so frustrating and stressful. But I told myself that in a few hours I'd be home, in bed, I'd be fine. And then it came to me that some people, a lot of them, they don't have a home. When they feel this frustration (it's every day), they also feel excruciating fear. They have nowhere to go, they're always tired and alone against people who'd want to hurt them, so on top of everything, they're in danger.
And there are very rich people in the world who for no reason other than avarice have decided to keep it all to themselves. Why would one need that much money?
So, to all rich people, if you one day feel this frustration, or the fear of being beaten up, or the fear of losing everything, think about how some people have to go through the same thing, only each and every second of their life. Be a little more compassionate, it's literally that easy.
We know World Divided by Countries, Economic standards and everything but much time pain is same. Bad time and situation of life , destroy our positive attitude against life but thank you very much Omeleto , You teach us Reality of millions heart who Struggling against yourself....
I like your short films and heart touching subject , I personally proud of your team....❤️🤗
lovely film i was crying again . i missed the ending ?
when people disagree with free healthcare...
Free healthcare would be a dream
you need to research how free health care isn't free. socialism has never and will never work. those who work end up paying up to 70% of their income so the country can have " free" healthcare. Many become homeless themselves unable to afford housing due to most of their pay being taken by the government to give "free" things.Nothing is free.Someone has to pay for it before it is acquired and given away. A country full of homeless who get free healthcare is nowhere near a solution.Being homeless creates more health problems. What about food? what about a phone or transportation funds so you can get to a job? I have been homeless for 4 years. sometimes it's better if only people who lived it get to decide.I pray you never ends up homeless.apparently you have no clue.
@@MrVC thank you so much♥️🙏
Is someone peeling onions?
Nah, they're cutting'em to make some nice onion fries for the homeless, because I'd do something like that.
Lost my mom due to kidney failure when she was 42. This hurts to watch.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Sending you well-wishes.
I wish I had had this much patience when mine was young