my name is sabrina davis. i live in kansas city, missouri. in february 2021, i was expelled from my blood. i faced dismissal. the only thing i felt was my blood pressure dropping. at that moment, i saw that i fell in the street. here in dallas we have a problem with homelessness and i found myself in this situation. after living in the house that i had rented for a year and when i had to pay the water bill i complained about electricity, the landlord decided to get an eviction order for me instead of solving the problem. where should i go? this was my main problem because i could not be homeless. when i was kicked out, this stress and chronic pain that i had been dealing with before was resolved. i was living in a hotel for about 6 or 7 months until we finally found a room to rent. we did not have a kitchen to cook in. in addition, we were suffering from covid, viruses and colds, and there was always a fear of going to the doctor. you ignorant and renter advocates have sounded the alarm that these people appear to be mostly black renters, esp

my name is sabrina davis and i live in kansas city, missouri.february 2021, i was expelled from my blood. i am mario garcia. i live in dallas, texas do i faced layoff and am still dealing with this problem. i am barry davis currently living in durham, north carolina. i am the mother of a wonderful 10-year-old boy. in december 2020, we were evicted from my house. after two years of struggling to pay the rent, i faced eviction. the only thing i felt was my blood pressure dropping. at that moment , i saw that i fell in the street. here in dallas we have a problem with homelessness and i find myself in such a situation. after living in the house that i had rented for a year and when i had to pay the water bill i complained about electricity. instead of solving the problem, the landlord decided to get an eviction order for me. where should i go, this was my main problem because i could not be homeless. there was no option for a working mother and a son who excelled in school. we were meant to be part of a community. the decline happened quickly and i

my name is sabrina davis. i live in kansas city, missouri , i was discharged in february 2021. my name is mario garcia and i live in dallas, texas. i faced layoff and am still dealing with this problem. i'm barry davies. currently living in durham, north carolina i do i am the mother of a wonderful 10-year-old boy. in december. i was on my feet when i got rid of this stress and chronic pain that i had been dealing with before. i was living in a hotel for about 6 or 7 months until we finally found a room to rent. we did not have a kitchen to cook in. in addition, we are suffering from covid. and we had viruses and colds , there was always a fear of going to the doctor. you are trying to pay for a house and a roof over your head. woe to the day when you are sick and have to pay for medicine pay for the examination. i decided not to spend the extra $100 or $200 i have to spend on food for two weeks until the next pay period. i could no longer use it for food or transportation. i should have allocated this amount to compensate for the house rent. my hair was falling out severely. i

sabrina divise.i was evicted from the city . i faced dismissal and i am struggling with this problem now. i'm barry davies. i currently live in durham, north carolina. i am the mother of a wonderful 10-year-old boy. in december 2022. they kicked us out of my house. after two years of struggling to pay the rent , i faced eviction. the only thing i felt was my blood pressure dropping. at that moment, i saw that i fell in the street. here in dallas we have a problem with homelessness and i found myself in that situation. after living in the house i had rented for a year and when i complained about the water and electricity bill instead of solving the problem, the landlord decided to issue an eviction order. we had a cold, there was always a fear of going to the doctor. you're trying to pay for a house and a roof over your head. woe to the day when you are sick and have to pay for medicine and examination. i decided not to spend the extra $100 or $200 i had to spend on food for two weeks until the next pay period. i could no longer spend it on food or transportation . to do something using different solutions

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