Alison's wish list

There are many things Alison doesn’t want

*She doesn’t want a three-floor luxury apartment in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the country.

*She doesn’t want to fly around the country in a private jet.

*She doesn’t want thousands of dollars for vanity surgeries.

*She doesn’t want a staff of people to attend her to her every whim.

But there  are a few simple things she would like to have.

*A small apartment. She is currently homeless

*Teeth implants. She has no teeth at the moment.

*An account with Lyft or Uber.  She no longer has a drivers license.

*Regular visits to a hair salon and a manicurist.

*A normal a life as is possible with a traumatic brain injury and other health issues.

Above all, she desperately wants to believe that she won’t reach the end of her life without having a relationship with her four children, particularly the youngest one, her only daughter.

And she really wants avoid having to relive, in a deposition or a public courtroom, the unspeakable trauma of her childhood. But if she has to, she will do it.

She has nothing. So she has northing to lose.

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