Wow, 7 years!! This place suxs!!! She has an awesome spirit!! I really hope that she can find housing! No way should she be living in her car!!! That was very nice of you!!
She's a grandmother, where are her children why she out there alone,praying for her I couldn't live with myself knowing my mother is on the streets she would be with me no matter the condition.
@@mrs.sweetea8074 Thank you for your comment and for sharing your heart. I completely understand what it means to caregive for a parent-it’s a deep responsibility and act of love. At the same time, I try to remain mindful and respectful of family dynamics, as we all have different relationships and circumstances within our biological families. My focus is to be present with people like Latrice and remind them that they are a part of the beloved community, where they are seen, valued, and not forgotten. Everyone’s journey is different, and sometimes the complexities of life can lead to situations that are hard to fully understand from the outside. Thank you for your prayers for her-they mean so much.
Good program, but there’s more to this story. She sounds very intelligent. Why she won’t go to school. Many jobs for displaced women. I’m an educated nurse, mba. There are many resources available and she can do better than living in her car for seven years. More to this story.
Thank you for watching and engaging with this story. While I appreciate your thoughts, I respectfully want to push back on some of thoughts made here. It’s important to remember that we are not the experts in someone else’s journey or challenges. Latrice is dealing with significant medical issues, including congestive heart failure. Earlier today, she shared with us that she had to drain four gallons of fluid-something that her condition forces her to manage constantly. Given her health struggles, suggesting options like going back to school or pursuing certain jobs might not align with her current reality. While resources exist, they are not always accessible or practical for everyone, especially when severe health conditions are involved. We remain committed to standing with Latrice and others like her during their most vulnerable moments, offering support and compassion as they navigate their circumstances. Thank you again for watching and for caring enough to engage in this conversation.
I met a 80 year old blk woman living in her car with her dog.. her battery had died.. she had been n the same spot 4 a week... I offered her $$ but she refused.. I had 2 do something...so I went 2 my storage unit and gave her my jackery so she could charge her phone.. and gave her 2 usb fans she could use.. we exchanged numbers... The next day I offered her 2 use my car insurance for a tow or jump..n she refused and used AAA... I wondered why she didn't call AAA before.. does she have dementia?? I texted and tried 2 chat but she never got back 2 me.. although I spoke 2 her briefly and she said the jackery was a blessing.. I think about her and hope she's okay... She told me her daughter put her out of her apartment.. and her daughter is a drug addict.. so sad.. 80 yrs old..😢
Hola hello beautiful world God Almighty bless all ❤️ thank you for shinning your bright light i'm 55 yrs young i was housless with mental and physical disabilities, and a single mother.i want to share with the world many many times i let people live with me no judgement just come stay with me get on your feet that is all the bible says Love me with all your heart and soul and Love one another!!! The Bible says carry each other's burdens if only we would really obey God and work together we would move mountains God Almighty bless all ❤️✨🌟❤️
@@tatanishagatewood2426 You’re absolutely right-SSI or SSDI often falls far short of covering high rent payments, leaving many individuals in incredibly difficult situations. I know you’re responding to another comment here, and I completely agree that this is an important point to highlight. This is especially concerning given the rising cost of housing and the lack of affordable options available. It’s a systemic issue that highlights the urgent need for more equitable housing policies and programs to ensure that everyone, regardless of their income or circumstances, has access to stable and safe housing. Thank you for shedding light on this important reality.
Im not being evil if she gets sddi she has money she could get an apartment and be on a list to get on to a senior place my QA uestion is does she have mental issues the hdg dhr is not able to help herself I'll m glad your helping her and om praying for her
Thank you for your comment and for keeping Latrice in your prayers. It’s important to remember that homelessness is a complex issue, and even with access to resources like SSDI, many people still face significant barriers to stable housing. For Latrice, living out of her car isn’t a choice-it’s the result of circumstances compounded by her medical condition and the difficulty of navigating systems that can be slow and overwhelming. Regarding mental health, it’s worth considering that intense conditions like homelessness can sometimes lead to or worsen mental health challenges. It’s not always about whether someone has mental health issues to begin with but how difficult circumstances can take a toll on anyone. Thank you again for your prayers and kind words. They mean so much as Latrice continues to navigate her journey. Compassion and understanding make a huge difference.
@@pantherlove365 Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. Your message truly means a lot. I believe that serving others, especially those who are often overlooked, is a calling, and I’m grateful to be able to do this work. God’s guidance and strength keep me going, and your reminder that He sees everything-even the quiet moments-is such a blessing. Thank you for your support and for being a part of this journey 🙏
I believe that all people are beloved and deserve dignity, regardless of their circumstances. My focus is always on serving those directly in front of me, ensuring they feel seen and supported. To clarify, we do not organize GoFundMe campaigns, but through our organization, we have actively worked to help people in tangible ways. Our mission is rooted in compassion and creating long-term solutions to systemic challenges that impact people experiencing homelessness. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts.
GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@carolyntaylor8769 🙏🏾🙏🏾 grateful to serve!
Wow, 7 years!! This place suxs!!! She has an awesome spirit!! I really hope that she can find housing! No way should she be living in her car!!! That was very nice of you!!
She has a beautiful spirit, and I'm grateful we could share her voice 🙏🏾 We will continue to walk with her.
She's a grandmother, where are her children why she out there alone,praying for her I couldn't live with myself knowing my mother is on the streets she would be with me no matter the condition.
@@mrs.sweetea8074 Thank you for your comment and for sharing your heart. I completely understand what it means to caregive for a parent-it’s a deep responsibility and act of love. At the same time, I try to remain mindful and respectful of family dynamics, as we all have different relationships and circumstances within our biological families.
My focus is to be present with people like Latrice and remind them that they are a part of the beloved community, where they are seen, valued, and not forgotten. Everyone’s journey is different, and sometimes the complexities of life can lead to situations that are hard to fully understand from the outside. Thank you for your prayers for her-they mean so much.
Yes, go fund would be nice for her to get an apartment, but she has to be able to obtain it. She needs something that goes by her income.
Thank you for your support. It will go directly to her getting more rest today!
Good program, but there’s more to this story. She sounds very intelligent. Why she won’t go to school. Many jobs for displaced women. I’m an educated nurse, mba. There are many resources available and she can do better than living in her car for seven years. More to this story.
Thank you for watching and engaging with this story. While I appreciate your thoughts, I respectfully want to push back on some of thoughts made here. It’s important to remember that we are not the experts in someone else’s journey or challenges. Latrice is dealing with significant medical issues, including congestive heart failure. Earlier today, she shared with us that she had to drain four gallons of fluid-something that her condition forces her to manage constantly.
Given her health struggles, suggesting options like going back to school or pursuing certain jobs might not align with her current reality. While resources exist, they are not always accessible or practical for everyone, especially when severe health conditions are involved.
We remain committed to standing with Latrice and others like her during their most vulnerable moments, offering support and compassion as they navigate their circumstances. Thank you again for watching and for caring enough to engage in this conversation.
I met a 80 year old blk woman living in her car with her dog.. her battery had died.. she had been n the same spot 4 a week... I offered her $$ but she refused.. I had 2 do something...so I went 2 my storage unit and gave her my jackery so she could charge her phone.. and gave her 2 usb fans she could use.. we exchanged numbers... The next day I offered her 2 use my car insurance for a tow or jump..n she refused and used AAA... I wondered why she didn't call AAA before.. does she have dementia?? I texted and tried 2 chat but she never got back 2 me.. although I spoke 2 her briefly and she said the jackery was a blessing.. I think about her and hope she's okay... She told me her daughter put her out of her apartment.. and her daughter is a drug addict.. so sad.. 80 yrs old..😢
Hola hello beautiful world God Almighty bless all ❤️ thank you for shinning your bright light i'm 55 yrs young i was housless with mental and physical disabilities, and a single mother.i want to share with the world many many times i let people live with me no judgement just come stay with me get on your feet that is all the bible says Love me with all your heart and soul and Love one another!!! The Bible says carry each other's burdens if only we would really obey God and work together we would move mountains God Almighty bless all ❤️✨🌟❤️
Thank you for sharing your incredible story of kindness and compassion, and for reminding us about the power of community and love.
Ssi or ssdi is not enough to pay high rent payments whether you are mental or not
@@tatanishagatewood2426 You’re absolutely right-SSI or SSDI often falls far short of covering high rent payments, leaving many individuals in incredibly difficult situations. I know you’re responding to another comment here, and I completely agree that this is an important point to highlight. This is especially concerning given the rising cost of housing and the lack of affordable options available. It’s a systemic issue that highlights the urgent need for more equitable housing policies and programs to ensure that everyone, regardless of their income or circumstances, has access to stable and safe housing. Thank you for shedding light on this important reality.
Im not being evil if she gets sddi she has money she could get an apartment and be on a list to get on to a senior place my QA uestion is does she have mental issues the hdg dhr is not able to help herself I'll m glad your helping her and om praying for her
Thank you for your comment and for keeping Latrice in your prayers. It’s important to remember that homelessness is a complex issue, and even with access to resources like SSDI, many people still face significant barriers to stable housing. For Latrice, living out of her car isn’t a choice-it’s the result of circumstances compounded by her medical condition and the difficulty of navigating systems that can be slow and overwhelming.
Regarding mental health, it’s worth considering that intense conditions like homelessness can sometimes lead to or worsen mental health challenges. It’s not always about whether someone has mental health issues to begin with but how difficult circumstances can take a toll on anyone.
Thank you again for your prayers and kind words. They mean so much as Latrice continues to navigate her journey. Compassion and understanding make a huge difference.
Thanks for doing the Podcasts that you do!
Thank you for being here and listening!
Theirs a Big Blessing on the way, for you to keep serving the less fortunate. God see everything you do even in silence.
@@pantherlove365 Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. Your message truly means a lot. I believe that serving others, especially those who are often overlooked, is a calling, and I’m grateful to be able to do this work. God’s guidance and strength keep me going, and your reminder that He sees everything-even the quiet moments-is such a blessing. Thank you for your support and for being a part of this journey 🙏
wow...and these illegal immigrants are housed for free !! cant she apple for low income disabilty housing..do a GoFundMe for her
I believe that all people are beloved and deserve dignity, regardless of their circumstances. My focus is always on serving those directly in front of me, ensuring they feel seen and supported.
To clarify, we do not organize GoFundMe campaigns, but through our organization, we have actively worked to help people in tangible ways. Our mission is rooted in compassion and creating long-term solutions to systemic challenges that impact people experiencing homelessness. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts.