Carol Murray

That's an empathy sign for me.

I mean, I worked in homeless shelters.

So, I mean, it was going back a while ago, but earlier in my career.

But I saw just that, like a lot of people, you know, automatically think people with mental health conditions and addiction illnesses.

But there's other things that go around, but some people become homeless, especially now with living so expensive.

for housing and for food, I know certainly in Canada, that they find themselves homeless and they could have never imagined entire lives.

And then they're in these places and the drugs are right there.

And they might find themselves an addict because they were homeless.

Sure.

Or maybe not.

It depends.

It's such a tough thing.

And we have to be human and we have to be empathy.

And you made a good point.

We have to realize that so many of us are not as far away from it as we want to think.

I would say that the best thing to do would be to go to my website, carolmurray.ca, because I'm Canadian, but I would certainly do things in the U.S.

And there you can find my LinkedIn, my Instagram, my Facebook.

I do do some posting.

I'm not very popular at it, but that's okay.

The people that follow me seem to get a good amount out of it.