Housing, Daily Activities & Quality of Life by Keith “Buster” Torkelson MS

 Housing, Daily Activities & Quality of Life by Keith “Buster” Torkelson MS

Abstract – Executive Summary

This paper addresses Quality of Life (QOL) in the face of Housing.  In particular we investigate Renting a Shared Room (RASR).  We apply our, Mentalation Solutions Group’s (MSGs) Transparency Principle in that we share real case records.  We have included four (4) assessments associated with QOL including the results for Keith “Buster” Torkelson MS.  All results arise from Buster’s self-scoring.  We include Parity Checks In three (3) of the four (4) assessments.  Parity Checks help us to uncover outlandish results.  Looking back, during the period from 2012-2023 here at MSG we scored many assessments too favorably.  In this study we have identified a few assessment items to be higher in Weight.  In the future we will address these High Weight Variables (HWVs).  For us and many others including “Normal-s” Sleep is a HWV for QOL in the context of Housing. 

This material is written for everyone yet we address two Special Populations: Homeless and Criminals.  We hope to facilitate members of both groups find if need be a RASR GoodBed.  We have a project plan to deal with gaps in the Housing Systems: We call our project idea a Housing Solutions Bundle (HSB).  In this study we make a note of Buster’s Advance Directives.  One of Buster’s most important Supports (Natural Supports) is his family.  About us utilizing Hyperlinks in this report.  We chose to not change or truncate Links by creating a Hyperlink.  Hyperlinks can be unreliable.  We share a bit on our Data Bases.  We hope our “W” Work Flash Drive survives us.  Last, we address diagnosis.  We posit or postulate that Crime is a disease.  Which leaves us to believe that:  Behavioral Health Issues + Substance Use Issues + Crime and Criminality = Triple Diagnosis.

Results up Front for Keith “Buster” Torkelson

Time Stamp	DOW	Score ID (# of Items)	Score
20230917	SU-RT	Quality Driven Effort Score (16)	86.9% (HSF)
20250321	TH-RT	Quality Driven Effort Score (16)	89.7% (HSF)
20250319	W-RT	Housing Indicator Score (12)	76.7% (HSF)
20250315	SA-RT	Housing Centered QOL Screener Score (10)	81% (HSF)
20250222	SA-RT	Europa QOL and Wellbeing Score (12)	77.5% (HSF)

Last Reviewed: 20250321-F:

Contexts

We are writing this paper in order better understand how Housing relates to Quality of Life (QOL).  We also cover additional factors associated with QOL.  For the time being as of March 19^th 2025, we have solved our personal problems with Housing by finding a GoodBed, Good Facility, and Good Shared Roommate.  The very important factor for our QOL is that we are getting enough rejuvenating Sleep.  This material is to help others understand the complexities of Housing including housing the disadvantaged such as the homeless and criminals.  The subject for these assessments is Keith “Buster” Torkelson MS (SS = Self-scored).

Requirement	Specification
Name	Housing, Daily Activities & Quality of Life by Keith “Buster” Torkelson MS
Degree	Pathology
Blog(s)	Housing Advisory Board
Approximate Pages	24
Purpose	Digital Preservation & Sharing Real World Evidence
Date Published	March 21, 2025 (F)
Filename	5_DA_QOL_Housing_18101401_Develop V2025
Topics	Housing, Housing the Disadvantaged, Housing Solutions Bundle
Key Words / Phrases	Rent a Shared Room, Housing Solutions Bundle, Triple Diagnosis, Quality of Life, Correlates, GoodBed, Transparency
Number of Images	4

Feature Image

Work Flash Drive (Microcenter 64GB)

Presenting Problem

There are no orderly solutions to housing the disadvantaged including the homeless and criminals.  We are working to identify and eliminate Inhumane Conditions via the GoodBed Approach.  An inventory needs to be taken of actual Rent a Shared Room (RASR) Beds.  There is a lot of secrecy when it comes to: Renting a Shared Room (RASR).  Repeatedly, the community expresses that there are problems with Housing the disadvantaged including the homeless and criminals.  We recognize that our Housing Solutions Bundle (HSB) is a tangible and well thought out series of fixes that add up to a Housing Solution.

Difference between Quality of Life and Satisfaction

“While related, "quality of life" refers to the overall well-being and standard of living, encompassing various aspects of life, while "satisfaction" is a subjective feeling of contentment or pleasure derived from specific experiences or achievements.” (Google AI Overview, 2025)

Roll Call 2024 – Deaths :0(

Character	Note
Theodore Francis	Died Too Young (DTY) - Rent a Shared Room (RASR) roommate – Bully & Behaviorally Challenged
Romer Paulino	Landlord in the Past – Said I was “always welcome to come back”
Kevin George Torkelson	Brother (B 1949 – D 2024)
John Tviede	DTY – RASR Roommate – COPD Problems

Technology - MSG-Base V TRC-Base – Word “W” Flash

MSG = Mentalation Solutions Group.  TRC = Tork Reconstruction Company.  MSG-Base is the newer of the two (2): MSG-Base and TRC-Base.  MSG-Base is driven with file names queried using Windows Explorer.  TRC-Base, the older of the two (2), is driven by Folders using Windows Explorer.  Using *.* to find all of our files & folders: We find more than 3,300 folders about TRC-Base.  Using *.doc we come up with just over 20,000 MS Word documents, the majority of which are our original work here at MSG (MSG-Base). Using *.pdf we come up with just over 4,600 PDF documents, the majority of which are reference material.  We hope to give our Work “W” Flash Drive to our nephew to hold until someone can use it.  Maybe an AI system can (machine) learn from our Work Flash Drive (WFD).

*.* in Window Explorer Search Field Yields

Metadata >

09_HHL_System_Of_Care_SOC_20020208_Notes V2023

“The Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA) System of Care is a collaborative, community-based approach to improve services and access for children, youth, and families with mental health needs, emphasizing culturally competent, individualized, and strength-based supports.”

Quality of Life (QOL) Correlates

We found that there are hundreds’ of items that influence QOL, including Housing.

Epidemiology – QOL about Housing

Special Populations

Below are a few of the Special Populations (SPs) that need superior service in order to stop the revolving door or Stop the Cycle.  Those in one or more SP / SPs need to be able to pick up the phone or Smartphone and call one number to serve the majority of their Individual Housing Needs (IHNs).  There are many common hurdles on the way to a GoodBed.  In addition, there are many individual centered hurdles on the way to a GoodBed.

Sample – Special Populations – Triple Diagnosis

Below are Special Populations more often than not with sub-par Quality of Life (QOL).  In other words all of these Special Populations listed below tend to have lower QOLs.

Special Population	Note
Criminals	Null Hypothesis – Crime is not a Behavioral Health disorder
Homeless	“Homelessness increases the risk of various health problems, including mental illness and substance use.”
Behavioral Health (BH) challenged	Including mental Illness and Substance Use Disorders (SUD)
Those with Substance Use Issues	SUD – “Associated with substantial harm and adverse consequences”
Those suffering with any combination of the above	Triple Diagnosis = BH Challenged + SUD + Crime

Last Reviewed: 20250319-W:

Introducing a Housing Solutions Bundle (HSB)

A Housing Solutions Bundle (HSB) is a Suite of efforts all centered about placing or helping place the disadvantaged including the Homeless and Criminals.  Our HSB) includes: A Housing Helpline, a Housing Work Group, a Housing Advisory Board, Call Center Infrastructure, and Project Metrics.  We submitted our HSB Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Innovations Project Idea last March 29, 2023.  Amongst other favorable outcomes the benefactors of our HSB will very likely actualize an improved Quality of Life (QOL).

Some Variables about QOL

Below is a table of the results from our Brainstorming.  Here are some variables associated with Housing and Moving.  HW indicates the variable is a High Weight Variable (HWV).  All of the remainder Items are Medium Weight Variables (MWVs).  In the future we will re-weight some HWVs variables.  HWVs we will address HWVs three times in the assessment, whereas we will address MWVs twice in the assessment.

Table HWVs

Variable	Note
Bed Quality	Good mattress, bedding, and pillow – No Bed Bugs
Housing	We assessed around more than 100 Items associated with housing the disadvantaged – Repeatedly the HWVs (items) are adequate rejuvenating sleep and Peace in the room / facility
Noise	Minimize harmful and bothersome noise
Sleep	What we find is a prominent factor for Quality of Life, Satisfaction, and Health

Table MWVs

Variable	Note
Cost	The rent for Renting a Shared Room (RASR) might best be cost contained at 1/3 or less of the renter’s monthly income.
Dependency	As consumers of Behavioral Health Services (BHS) many of us are dependent on a RASR, medication, Medicare, Medi-Cal, Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income, Social Security,  etc.
Intimacy	In many cases it is best to give up being intimate and having sex in the RASR.
Loss	Gradually we have had to give up property, for example furniture.
Populations	Homeless and or criminals and or those with substance problems.
Public Health	“Preventing disease, prolonging life, organized effort & informed choices”
Sex	Sex has a lot of health benefits as does working out, yet, you may have to give up sex in the RASR.
Spirit	We don’t address Spirit as much as we did when we were with our Most Significant Other Ever (MSOE) – “Nonphysical part of a person which is the seat of emotion and character, the soul” – We have a separate spiritual study called Deal with God (DWG).
Wellbeing	“The state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy”

Transparency Principle

This report is guided by our Transparency Principle.  We use real world evidence of real world phenomena in this and many of our other reports.  The assessments we include here contain what might be referred to as Medical Records.  Again, the subject in this report, unless indicated otherwise, is Keith “Buster” Torkelson.  I am Avey C. I write material here and there.

Aside - Family and Quality of Life

Your family is one of your Natural Supports.  Families can Rock.  They can make a huge difference in a disadvantaged person’s life.  That is Buster there on the right.  You might have to Resource Level so you do not make too much of a burden on one family member.  In addition you probably should not rely on a family member that is discordant.  They themselves may be stuck in a cycle of their own.

Quality of Life (QOL) Driven Effort

Here are some findings to share with our Housing Advisory Board HAB-QOL.  We have settled on about ten (10) approaches to assessing for QOL.  A powerful approach when evaluating your QOL is the ability to feel Satisfied.  If you cannot feel Satisfied your QOL will suffer.

Metadata > QOL_Housing_Cause_Effect_23091702_Assess

In 2023 our insurer was Imperial of California.  Now in 2025 our insurer is Cal Optima One Care.  We were not as pleased with Imperial as we are with Cal Optima.  What causes a good QOL?  The table below addresses Housing centered Cause and Effect.  These roughly correlate to QOL.  We wrote this Cause and Effect Assessment.  It contains Self-scores for Keith “Buster” Torkelson MS.  We use our Quick Score Method (QSM), which means no other assessments let’s say for Freedom feed into these results.

Results - QOL Assessment and Correlates (Causes) and Effects – 16 Items

Yields a Quality of Life (QOL) Driven Effort Score – 2 Tables

For Keith Torkelson MS while living at Shank’s Truck Stop

##	QOL Cause	2023 0917 (SU) QSM	Note (Effect)
01	1-Sleep (HW)	0.90	Foundation for setting things Right
02	2-Medication Efficacy (HW)	0.90	Correct Medication must be decided on
03	Few Problems with Alcohol Consumption	1.00	Avoid alcohol to avoid problems
04	Freedom	0.90	Time to do what you need and want to do
05	Harmony	0.75	Especially important in the Rent a Shared Room (RASR) environment
06	Impact with Things Greater Than Us (TGTUs)	1.00	Daily meditation and prayer
07	Minimal Legality	0.90	Frees up time so you can experience more Freedom
08	Literacy	0.90	Life-long-learning

Last Update: 20250320-TH: [CONTINUED IN THE NEXT TABLE]

##	QOL Cause	2023 0917 (SU) QSM	Note (Effect)
09	Matching	0.75	Essential to strive for a GoodMatch in your RASR in the process of getting a GoodBed
10	Nutrition	0.75	30:30:30 (%) (Protein: Fat: Carbohydrates)
11	Peace	0.80	Inner and Outer Peace is a separate study
12	Physical Performance	0.75	Measure of Fatigue
13	Preferences	0.90	Negotiate preferences with your RASR roommate
14	Recovery (Righting)	0.90	Setting things Right is more plausible than Recovery
15	Relationships	0.90	Lucky to have about 10 people in my life – Family helps me a lot
16	Resources	0.90	Social Security, Medicare, Medi-Cal, Family, etc.
	CALC	=13.90/16
	QOL Driven Effort Score (HSF) =	86.9%	HSF = High Scores are Favorable
	Star Equivalents =	4.3

Last Update: 20250320-TH:

Impression V Actual

In 2023 Keith was sharing a room with Theodore “Ted” Francis a confirmed Bully and Behavior Challenged.  Ted Died to Young (DTY) in 2024.  Keith “Buster” Torkelson’s score for this QOL Driven Effort Assessment (QOL-DEA-16) for September 17^th, 2023 (SU): Is a high at 86.9%.  This is because we scored Sleep (0.90), Peace (0.80), and Harmony (0.75) way too high.  In hindsight the scores were 0.00.  These items also need to be reweighted in congruence with High Weight Causes (Areas).

Results - QOL Assessment and Correlates (Cause) and Effects

Yields a Quality of Life (QOL) Driven Effort Score

For Keith Torkelson MS while living at Harvest Retirement

HSF = High Scores are Favorable – RT = Real Time

QSM = Quick Score Method

##	QOL Cause	2025 0320 (TH-RT) QSM	Note (Effect)
01	1-Sleep (HW)	1.00	Foundation for setting things Right
02	2-Medication Efficacy (HW)	0.90	Correct Medication must be decided on
03	Few Problems with Alcohol Consumption	1.00	Avoid alcohol to avoid problems
04	Freedom	0.90	Time to do what you need and want to do
05	Harmony	0.90	Especially important in the Rent a Shared Room (RASR) environment
06	Impact with Things Greater Than Us (TGTUs)	1.00	Daily meditation and prayer
07	Minimal Legality	1.00	Frees up time so you can experience more Freedom
08	Literacy	1.00	Life-long-learning
			[CONTINUED NEXT TABLE]

Last Update: 20250320-TH:

##	QOL Cause	2025 0320 (TH-RT) QSM	Note (Effect)
09	Matching	0.90	Essential to strive for a GoodMatch in your RASR in the process of getting a GoodBed
10	Nutrition	1.00	30:30:30 (%) (Protein: Fat: Carbohydrates)
11	Peace	0.80	Inner and Outer Peace is a separate study
12	Physical Performance	0.75	Measure of Fatigue
13	Preferences	0.90	Negotiate preferences with your RASR roommate
14	Recovery (Righting)	0.90	I’m coming up on 66 years of age – setting things Right is more plausible than Recovery
15	Relationships	0.90	Lucky to have about 10 people in my life – Family helps me a lot
16	Resources	0.50	Have to say Trump is freaking us out
	CALC	=14.35/16
	QOL Driven Effort Score (HSF) =	89.7%	HSF = High Scores are Favorable Score for Both Parts
	Star Equivalents =	4.5

Last Update: 20250320-TH:

Table - Quality Of Life (QOL) Related Assessments

Some QOL assessments we wrote ourselves while others were modified or used as is.  Our elimination list contains about ten (10) QOL centered assessments. A few of the QOL assessments were assigned to us by our Health Care Providers or the Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA).

QOL - Special Topics & Concepts

Including Resources & Resource Development

Topic / Concept	Note	Detail
Housing Resources	Gaps and Unmet Needs	In need of intensive update effort
Move Money	Would be prudent to have Move Insurance (MoveIns)	Typical consumer has issues with money to move and graduate - Buster has roughly $500.00 saved in moving money
Natural Supports and Housing	Family-siblings are timing out	Family - Our family for the most part have been with us since 1989 Co-habitants – Harvest Retirement
Self-efficacy	As compared to Learned Helplessness	Many homeless are temporarily self-sufficient if their monthly check(s) are removed from the picture Learned helplessness in the RASR community prevails
Source(s) of Food	Free Food	Benefits - Pantries & Social Services (Cal Fresh/EBT)

Last Reviewed – 20250321-F:

Special Topic – Public and Private Resources

Resource	Note	Detail
Meeting of the Minds (MHAOC-MOMs)	Annual whole day Conference	Consumers get reduced registration fees – For 2025 the fee is $35.00
Mental Health Association of Orange County (MHAOC)	Top administrator apathetic about Housing	Thrash apathetic about helping homelessness when we met in passing - Jeffery A Thrash, LMFT @ 2022 MOMs Conference
OC LINKS	Referral approach	Eligibility criteria favor crisis management over prevention
OC Navigator	20231104-SAT Still waiting for a response	In process of bringing OC Navigator on board
Warmline	Talk rarely solves problems	Especially, problems with housing - Consumers just can’t talk about resolving housing issues - (877) 910-WARM I think the OCHCA is terminating the Warmline – May open up a server running our Housing Solutions Bundle

Last Reviewed – 20250321-F:

Agencies & Institutions and Housing

Content – Public Health

Agency or Institution	Note
BHAB	Behavioral Health Advisory Board – “This meeting is open to the public and provides time for public for comments.” Please send in your public Comment Card ahead of time to ocbhab@ochca.com
MHAOC	Mental Health Association – “Learn more about our services, volunteer opportunities or how you can support our mission to improve the quality of life of Orange County residents impacted by mental illness” - Phone: (714) 547-7559
OCHCA - Housing	Orange County Healthcare Agency – “Having a safe place to stay is part of feeling healthy - There are resources to help you find and pay for housing.”
OCJ	Orange County Jail – “The Central Men’s Jail houses 1428 inmates and Central Women’s Jail houses 386 inmates.”
WTRC	Westminster Therapeutic Residential Center -  “Until a cure is possible, we believe in providing our residents with the maximum comfort – physically, emotionally and spiritually” - (714) 895-1985

Last Reviewed – 20250320-TH:

Agencies & Institutions and Housing

Content – OCHCA Related Public Health

Entity	Note
BHSA	Behavioral Health Services Act – “We Need Your Insight! - For more information, call” (714) 834-3104 or email BHSA@OCHCA.com Not sure if it replaces or augments our MHSA
MHSA	“Mental Health Services Act – “In November 2004, California voters passed Proposition 63, to establish the MHSA, expanding and enhancing the public behavioral health system of care.”
OC Navigator	“Find help in Orange County by connecting with health, wellness, and other online resources. Brought to you by the OC Health Care Agency” - https://ocnavigator.org/m/ocn/46 - Resource Guides
OCHCA-BHS	Orange County Health Care Agency Behavioral Health Services – “Our mission is to prevent substance abuse and/or mental health crisis; when signs are present, to intervene early and appropriately.”
OCLINKS	“There are many conditions that can affect your ability to manage your everyday thoughts, emotions and actions, also known as your “behavioral health.” And in Orange County, there’s one place to start getting help for all of them”: OC Links - the (855) 625-4657 phone line and live chat are both available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

When I talk with people

When I talk with people I try to learn as much as possible about local Housing for the disadvantaged including the homeless and criminals.  In the context of a Housing Solutions Bundle I evaluate housing needs in the OC.  The Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA) puts more emphasis on housing than did/does the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA).

FYI – MHSA V BHSA

https://www.dhcs.ca.gov/BHT/Documents/MHSA-vs-BHSA-Funding.pdf

FYI – Mental Health Services Act (MHSA)

https://www.ochealthinfo.com/services-programs/mental-health-crisis-recovery/quality-services-compliance/mental-health-services

“The Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA), passed as Proposition 1 by California voters in March 2024, modernizes the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) by expanding services to include substance use disorders, prioritizing care for individuals with the most serious mental illnesses, and increasing funding for housing interventions and workforce development. (2025 Generative AI)”

Aside – “Buster’s” Directives – Med Legal

Directive	Meaning	Note
AHCD	Advanced Health Care Directive	2024 Completed and Notarized
PAD	Psychiatric Advance Directive	OCHCA Project
EAD	Euthanasia Advance Directive	MSG Project - Planning to submit Buster’s EAD to EOLCCA End of Life Choices California – Already submitted to Death with Dignity (DWD)

Last reviewed: 20250321-F:

Table - QOL Centered About Housing - Brief List

Our HSB element Housing Advisory Board (HAB) is the body that writes project reports, marketing material, sales material, etc.  Below is a sampling of assessments the HAB might consider while reporting. They write project performance reports.  The Housing Work Group (HWG) is the element that collects the data both at: Program level and for / from the consumer.

Results – Housing Indicator Scoring – 12 Item Screener

Scores for and by Keith “Buster” Torkelson (KET) MS

Product – Derived Assessment about Housing Indicators

Note: Each Housing Indicator has at least one standalone assessment associated with studies of greater granularity.  Below is an elimination list for the Housing Work Group element of our Housing Solutions Bundle.  At the time of this survey Buster is living at Harvest Retirement sharing a room with John Baer.  High Weight (HW) items can appear 3 times in an assessment whereas the rest are Medium Weight (MW) or Low Weight (LW) items that can appear once in an assessment.

HSF = High Scores are Favorable – RT = Real Time - QSM = Quick Score Method

##	Housing Indicator Satisfied with…	2025 0319 (W-RT) QSM KET	Note
01	Bed Quality	0.90	Great
02	Environmental Qualities – Not Specified Elsewhere	0.75	Such as Lighting & Temperature
03	Happiness	0.50	Fair
04	Harmony	0.75	Good
05	Health	0.50	Separate Health Related QOL (HRQOL)
06	Match/Matching	0.90	Great
07	Peace (HW)	0.75	Triple Weight - Good
08	Quality of Life (QOL) (Parity)	0.75	Calculated at 0.767
09	Satisfaction	0.75	Good
10	Sleep (HW)	1.00	Triple Weight – Great
11	Sound (HW)	0.90	Triple Weight - Great
12	Welfare	0.75	Good
	CALC	=9.20/12
	Housing Indicator Score (12) (HSF) =	76.7%	HSF = Higher Scores are Favorable

Last Reviewed: 20250321-F:

Housing Centered QOL - 10 Items - Screener

Results - QOL Centered about Housing – As indicated by (Brief List)

Share with Housing Work Group and Housing Advisory Board

Scores for and by Keith “Buster” Torkelson MS

HW = High Weight – QSM = Quick Score Method - SUD = Substance Use Disorder

COD = Co-occurring Disorders

##	Aspect (Indicator)	2025 0315 (SA) RT QSM
01	Housing in General	0.75
02	PEACE	1.00
03	Rejuvenating Sleep (HW)	1.00
04	Safety Net Value	0.50
05	Satisfaction – Parity check compare with 0.81	0.75
06	Self-Care	0.75
07	SleepAbility (HW)	0.90
08	SleepAble (HW)	0.90
09	SUD/COD Related Protective Factors	0.75
10	Workability & Volunteerism	0.75
	CALC	=8.05/10
	Housing Centered QOL Screener Score (10) (HSF) =	81%

Last Reviewed: 20250321-F:

Quality of Life Indicators - Measuring Quality of Life (QOL)

Reference

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/Quality_of_life_indicators_-_measuring_quality_of_life#B1_dimensions_of_quality_of_life

8+1 dimensions of Quality Of Life (QOL) & Wellbeing

“Based on academic research and several initiatives, the following 8+1 dimensions/domains have been defined as an overarching framework for the measurement of well-being. Ideally, they should be considered simultaneously, because of potential trade-offs between them”

Yields Europa Derived QOL and Wellbeing Score – 12 Items

Result - QOL & Wellbeing for Normal People

Dimensions & Indicators

Keith “Buster” Torkelson - Self Score (Quick Score Method (QSM))

HSF = High Scores are Favorable – RT = Real Time

##	Dimension (Indicator) Satisfied With…	2025 0222 (SA-RT) QSM
01	Economic and physical safety	0.75
02	Education	1.00
03	Governance and basic rights	0.50
04	Health	1.00
05	Leisure and social interactions	1.00
06	Living Conditions	0.50
07	Material – Consumption	0.50
08	Material – Income	0.75
09	Material conditions	0.75
10	Natural and living environment	0.75
11	Overall experience of life – Parity check with 0.775	0.90
12	Productive or main activity	0.90
	CALC	=9.30/12
	Europa QOL and Wellbeing Score (12) (HSF) =	77.5%

Last Reviewed: 20250321-TH:

(Europa) 8+1 dimensions of Quality Of Life (QOL) 

Appendix - Charting – Structured Temporal Reconciliation (STR) - Mini-STR

Time Stamp	DOW	Note
20181014	SU	Initial Work
20210417	SA	Forwarded
20220305	SA	Forwarded
20230526	F	Forwarded
20230605	M	Parking @ Lot 24 Hour Fitness
20230610	SA	Irene introduced herself at Lot 24
20230617	SA	Day of AGK Parte
20230902	SA	At Laundry-land – Help Homeless at the same time
20230903	SU	At FV 24 Hour Fitness - Night with KTL
20230917	SU	Day after OCHCA Purple Picnic
20231104	SA	Day after show with KTL and his mom @ CSULB
2024	WY	Whole year episode – 3 Hospitalizations – Episode began in 2023
20250222	SA	Forwarded
20250315	SA	Major Progress
20250316	SU	Scored Housing Quality Standard Assessment for RASR with latest shared roommate John Baer
20250319	W	Roll Call of those that expired in 2024

Appendix – MS Word Readability Statistics

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