eventable uses.f what consir tbe volunteer advocate and form run house resident jerome shaw pointed to hypothermia, untreated health issues, victims being hit by cars and more. he says these issues aren't necessarily driven by homeless stereotypes, rather circumstances. >> people fall into bad circumstances. i wasn't a drug addict. i wasn't a thief. i lost a job and it started a downward spiral. reporter: for most, these tombstones serve as the only markers honoring those who have died on our streets. a source of closure for many in the on house community. >> we wanted to make sure that these individuals that did die, that they get the proper recognition that they deserve. a lot of people don't have burials. they may not even be picked up by their relatives. >> these are human beings. reporter: abc7news. dan: new developments tonight. a welcome christmas gift indeed for a bay area woman who has been fighting to stay in this country for years. isabel has a rare and life-threatening disease but couldn't get the care she needed in her native guatemala. in 2003, american doctors invited he

volunteer advocate and form run house resident jerome shaw pointed to hypothermia, untreated health issues, victims being hit by cars and more. he says these issues aren't necessarily driven by homeless stereotypes, rather circumstances. >> people fall into bad circumstances. i wasn't a drug addict. i wasn't a thief. i lost a job and it started a downward spiral. reporter: for most, these tombstones serve as the only markers honoring those who have died on our streets. a source of closure for many in the on house community. >> we wanted to make sure that these individuals that did die, that they get the proper recognition that they deserve. a lot of people don't have burials. they may not even be picked up by their relatives. >> these are human beings. reporter: abc7news. dan: new developments tonight. a welcome christmas gift indeed for a bay area woman who has been fighting to stay in this country for years. isabel has a rare and life-threatening disease but couldn't get the care she needed in her native guatemala. in 2003, american doctors invited her and her family to the u.s. to take