That is the actual house that I slept in when I was homeless …When I had to go take that picture it did something to me. It brought back a lot of memories…
After I got over the thoughts of where I came from, looking at that house didn’t bother me anymore… There are a lot of memories in that house but I don’t let it get to me anymore.
I’m a strong man now. Strong, very strong man.
I slept at this bridge. That is so touching to me because that is the actual bridge. That is something that I look at every day [from my house].
The number one picture is seeing where I am now… For me to walk in there every day and say, “This is my home. This is what I’ve built.” To think back to where I came from to where I am now, it’s a great feeling…
I’ve learned that when I was weak, this has made me stronger. I was always strong but I’m stronger now because I get a chance to share my experience, or where I came from, to who I am now.
I would tell a person, never say never.
Snap Out Stigma 