Angela Alvarez

He's clean now. He's under my roof and he is absolutely clean.

He's clean now. He's under my roof and he is absolutely clean.

So many people. What do you see as the first step?

So many people. What do you see as the first step?

Sure. I will set up a website. I haven't done that yet. I'm just 10 years down the line. I've basically helped everyone else. And now I'm thinking, well, this is something I can do because I know what it takes to help one person. So now I can go and help other people one by one. That's, I guess, how we do it.

Sure. I will set up a website. I haven't done that yet. I'm just 10 years down the line. I've basically helped everyone else. And now I'm thinking, well, this is something I can do because I know what it takes to help one person. So now I can go and help other people one by one. That's, I guess, how we do it.

And I've been so fortunate to find groups like LA on cloud nine that we actually go on the streets and we give feedback. toiletries and clothing and shoes and socks, everything to the people directly. They're on the streets. And some want to be in a home and others do not. Most do not.

And I've been so fortunate to find groups like LA on cloud nine that we actually go on the streets and we give feedback. toiletries and clothing and shoes and socks, everything to the people directly. They're on the streets. And some want to be in a home and others do not. Most do not.

Right, right. So I guess when you think of tiny villages, those are very expensive.

Right, right. So I guess when you think of tiny villages, those are very expensive.

That's exactly what they need. Of course. Physical therapy.

That's exactly what they need. Of course. Physical therapy.

It is weird. There's a stigma surrounding that.

It is weird. There's a stigma surrounding that.

It's terrible. There are so many in need right now.

It's terrible. There are so many in need right now.

Oh, you have to or you'll get an ulcer. That's what I used to tell myself. Go ahead and cry. Cry, cry, cry. Not obviously in a professional situation. I'm a court reporter. I can't. Excuse me, I'm going to have a breakdown. I'll be right back. Can't do that. But when you're at home in your privacy or your car or something, then let it out. It has to come out.

Oh, you have to or you'll get an ulcer. That's what I used to tell myself. Go ahead and cry. Cry, cry, cry. Not obviously in a professional situation. I'm a court reporter. I can't. Excuse me, I'm going to have a breakdown. I'll be right back. Can't do that. But when you're at home in your privacy or your car or something, then let it out. It has to come out.

And I was so grateful that I didn't take one. Three days after my son had passed, I was told, you have to stop crying. No, that's not going to happen.

And I was so grateful that I didn't take one. Three days after my son had passed, I was told, you have to stop crying. No, that's not going to happen.