Homeless in Hawaii: Uncle Walter

[@everydaystruggle_hi]

Thanks to everyone who has donated! We were able to get uncle a first aid kit 🤙 to help please visit www.everydaystruggle.org

[@herbbie4714]

Walter is a good man and a damn good mechanic, worked with him 2004.

[@howellwong11]

So, what went wrong?

[@ncabcabin]

@@howellwong11life…

[@howell7136]

@@ncabcabin I also went through life. I bet that it is addiction.

[@rsu5327]

This is heartbreaking he seems like pleasant guy. What happened to him?

[@m8sm8s74]

He says he is 65? He can collect SSI and other state services. He doesn't have to be on the steets

[@everydaystruggle_hi]

He says he doesn’t have a case worker/doesn’t want one

[@veganpenguin9857]

Braddah just waiting on his day to come unfortunately, no like be one burden just living

[@howellwong11]

Addiction is a common trait with homeless people. They usually make bad choices in their lives.

[@everydaystruggle_hi]

@@howellwong11 and trauma is a common trait of those suffering from addiction

[@howell7136]

If Uncle Walter had wisdom, he wouldn't be homeless, but then again, wisdom only comes with age and by the time he acquire wisdom, it is too late.

[@everydaystruggle_hi]

I believe many many houseless have wisdom. More so than the average person, since they’ve been thru so much in life. I wouldn’t do this is that wasn’t one of my core beliefs

[@howell7136]

@@everydaystruggle_hi Since the homeless has been through so much in life, you would think that they would be smart enough to do the right thing, but noooo, they don't have the discipline required to hold a job.

[@AllenCameron-eg3bn]

He is up by the airport. By Gussie lamar's a bar where bands play 1:16