ll my life, people in need have been drawn to me. Whether weekly or even daily, strangers and acquaintances alike have come to me seeking advice, help, or simply someone to talk to. I’ve had some heartfelt encounters, like in a restaurant bathroom, where I helped a woman get back into her wheelchair while she shared her struggles dealing with her daughter’s mental illness. Another time, in a craft store, I stayed with a woman for 45 minutes as she hid from her abusive boyfriend
