Seattle is a rough place to try to jump into independent living. The entry level to normal housing is pretty high. I don't think there's a lot of onramps to do

Seattle is a rough place to try to jump into independent living. The entry level to normal housing is pretty high. I don't think there's a lot of onramps to doing that that don't involve years of training. Ms. Twigg is a very sad story, and I feel for her. Her story highlights the complexity of US homelessness: not drug addiction, not simple job loss, not simple mental health issues. Athletes in general have an issue exiting the athletic world, I've noticed. Where do you go when you leave the field and the lights are on for someone else? I hope Ms. Twigg gets the help she needs.