Comments on: Sibling Rivalry: Ending Homelessness https://changingmediagroup.com/jasmine-sibling-rivalry-ending-homelessness/ Media Strategy | Web Development | Video Production Mon, 17 Oct 2016 07:31:35 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.8.12 By: Anonymous https://changingmediagroup.com/jasmine-sibling-rivalry-ending-homelessness/#comment-3106 Sun, 15 Sep 2013 03:31:58 +0000 http://changingmediagroup.com/?p=39889#comment-3106 Jasmine:
I am so proud of you and your accomplishments it is a hard subject to understand and you being determine to conquer to make life better for them and the families, Love Janie Feeney Wilson

]]> By: Arnie McConnell https://changingmediagroup.com/jasmine-sibling-rivalry-ending-homelessness/#comment-3105 Sat, 14 Sep 2013 00:33:49 +0000 http://changingmediagroup.com/?p=39889#comment-3105 Dear Jas:

Keep up the great work. Jesus loves you; this I know.

]]> By: Lena Roblinski https://changingmediagroup.com/jasmine-sibling-rivalry-ending-homelessness/#comment-3104 Fri, 13 Sep 2013 21:58:26 +0000 http://changingmediagroup.com/?p=39889#comment-3104 Well Missy, you have done it again! Made me think beyond the end of my nose about “people experiencing homelessness” ( learned that term from you too). If we humans could more often avoid the pronouns ME & THEM and think in terms of US wouldn’t we all be better off? Mental illness, poverty, and addiction all have their unique challenges that families often try to first deal with privately. If and when that support system falls apart it is comforting to know various social services are available to step in and become the next family. Thank you for your open mind and open arms to those who need help.

]]> By: Hasdai Westbrook https://changingmediagroup.com/jasmine-sibling-rivalry-ending-homelessness/#comment-3102 Fri, 13 Sep 2013 16:50:52 +0000 http://changingmediagroup.com/?p=39889#comment-3102 Great piece, Jasmine. I think it’s very hard for many people to imagine how a “normal” person could become homeless, including themselves. And I think it’s just as hard for people to imagine that someone’s who’s homeless has no-one to turn to. It seems like there’s an assumption that if you have no-one willing to take care of you, you somehow deserve your fate. But we all have an obligation to people living with homelessness, whether they’re our brother, sister or a total stranger.

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