Emily / Mary

I don't have the facts. You're probably right.

It's a moral issue. I always want to try and be the best that you can be. I can see this person's in need. help because they were honestly just poor planners. They put themselves in this position, and I get that, but I'm also kind of like the person that's like, well, I do have a little bit that I could contribute towards this, but I don't want to.

It's a moral issue. I always want to try and be the best that you can be. I can see this person's in need. help because they were honestly just poor planners. They put themselves in this position, and I get that, but I'm also kind of like the person that's like, well, I do have a little bit that I could contribute towards this, but I don't want to.

It's a moral issue. I always want to try and be the best that you can be. I can see this person's in need. help because they were honestly just poor planners. They put themselves in this position, and I get that, but I'm also kind of like the person that's like, well, I do have a little bit that I could contribute towards this, but I don't want to.

It would probably look like, well, maybe I can give you so much money towards her burial or something like that because they're struggling even to come up with funds for that.

It would probably look like, well, maybe I can give you so much money towards her burial or something like that because they're struggling even to come up with funds for that.

It would probably look like, well, maybe I can give you so much money towards her burial or something like that because they're struggling even to come up with funds for that.

I think what I'm looking for would be just like, knowing that I didn't just leave him and that he's just withering away with nothing.

I think what I'm looking for would be just like, knowing that I didn't just leave him and that he's just withering away with nothing.

I think what I'm looking for would be just like, knowing that I didn't just leave him and that he's just withering away with nothing.

No, he hasn't. And I guess that's kind of where part of my, my struggle coming from too, is that he's not asking for it, but I think he's too proud to ask for help, but I think he needs it. And I don't know another direction to point him in.

No, he hasn't. And I guess that's kind of where part of my, my struggle coming from too, is that he's not asking for it, but I think he's too proud to ask for help, but I think he needs it. And I don't know another direction to point him in.

No, he hasn't. And I guess that's kind of where part of my, my struggle coming from too, is that he's not asking for it, but I think he's too proud to ask for help, but I think he needs it. And I don't know another direction to point him in.

He's probably, I want to say 62.

He's probably, I want to say 62.

He's probably, I want to say 62.

They're right there with him, and they're trying to kind of keep distance as well. They don't want to be the ones that are saving him either, but I think they're asking the same question. What is our obligation? What should we be doing as Christians? What should we be doing just as family members?

They're right there with him, and they're trying to kind of keep distance as well. They don't want to be the ones that are saving him either, but I think they're asking the same question. What is our obligation? What should we be doing as Christians? What should we be doing just as family members?

They're right there with him, and they're trying to kind of keep distance as well. They don't want to be the ones that are saving him either, but I think they're asking the same question. What is our obligation? What should we be doing as Christians? What should we be doing just as family members?

I mean, to me, he truly is a stranger, but even a stranger on the street, I'd like to assume I would help.