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: the 13th jurorA Kissimmee native's view of homelessness
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"Really it?s just a roll of the dice when you think about it, what separates you from the family living in the hotel room down the road," writes Samantha Stonebraker-Bailey. "When you can humble yourself to think about it, it?s very little. I am not too proud to say that there is nothing that separates me to the families who are homeless, what happened to these families was hardships, and could happen to my family too."Read the rest of her comments in the Osceola Woman Newspaper here.Full post as published by the 13th juror on May 08, 2014 (boomark / email).
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