"I Apologize for Any Struggles that I've Caused." An Interview with Zach
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- The interview is with a man named Zach who was initially homeless at 19 years old due to making some early mistakes in life. He missed coaching his little brother's baseball team the most from home. He has five brothers in his family, and the youngest one he taught and coached in baseball. Zach is currently 28 years old and has been living in Pueblo for almost eight to nine months after completing two programs - the work program and the regular IRT. He got his job at Target after finishing TRT. Shelter was a big problem for Zach, but he received help from churches, Americorps, and rescue missions that provided food and shelter. Zach advises 19-year-olds to put down drugs and ask for help while being patient and understanding that everyone needs help at a given time. T
After hearing his story, what do you wish you knew more about?
Its clear there was some trauma in the past, but I appreciate Zach for being so open and candid with his story. He is definitely self-aware and humble enough to take accountability for his past actions,. Keep going Zach.
i can relate to so much he mentioned and i think he has made efforts to participate in society / work etc. also im one of 6 siblings too!
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Does Zach have a diagnosis?
i'm not sure, thx for watching.
@@A_Psych_Nurse I mentioned it because you had said to suggest questions for the next interview. Would you be able to ask? Thanks
@@user-wb2yv7ll9d oh shoot sorry, i should have linked the video for the person i was going to interview. His name is Brandon. This interview is with Zach
@@A_Psych_Nurse ok thanks!