Anonymous wrote:There was a recent story today in The Post and the whole situation is really sad. The victim was homeless and walked around with her suitcase. She was known for doing this. She was much loved and her family was trying to get her help but she didn’t want treatment. It is way too hard to get someone treated for mental illness if they resist. Her former boyfriend was interviewed and confirmed that she didn’t have to be homeless but she was in mental distress. He was in contact with her. This could be bipolar or who knows what but she was an example that many of our homeless do have families who want to help them. I am thinking it explains walking in the street and why she was hit accidentally. The driver has more reason to argue they didn’t see her and tho it not they hit a cone. You do not expect someone in the street. This is all so very very sad. I know of several families dealing with this kind of situation where you have a child who is perfect and hard working and suddenly things fall apart. Mental illness so sad and horrible.
Oh, that is incredibly sad. Her poor family.
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