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Personal Narrative: Return To A Home
I resign in New Orleans, Lousiana from birth until 2005 in 2001 there was a lottery going on for section 8 I was married at that time so 2005 I moved to Las vegas, Nevada with my family. In 2007 my ex-husband cheated on me things started fallen apart. I was depressed but kept working and stayed positive trying to take care two young men as a single parent . So then check my mail and reads that i have a house read on section 8 in new Orleans, Louisiana this letter came October 2007 from Miss yoke. This was the rudest employee; she told me to have one person out here in las vegas, Nevada to send my file to I did all she requested. That lady said you over income didn't ask me if I was still married I had a job that was $10.49 homeless going through …show more content…
I was going through a divorce, homeless, need food in 2007 if miss yoke would have done here job insteaed of calling me talking to me on speaker unprofessionally things could have been different again I want my file it placed with another family in New Orleans. I want section 8 in las vegas, nevada weather it's open are not I seeking assistant from you,miss yoke and her superviser to make this happen. I have been calling for six years stright and been disrepescted. Agian heres what i'm asked for my vochur to get a house from housing here with that vochur now NO WAITING LIST DON'T IF IT'S CLOSE!! WAITED LONG ENOUGH 2001-OCTOBR 2007 if Miss yoke did her job thats would not have happen those employees in new orleans are rude unprofessional I called again lady answer the phone Housing Authority screaming and they don't give you there name i asked her four times she click the phone in my face. i was transferred to section 8 superviser she haven't called me either. Agin i want a vochur now in vegas what they had for me in October 2007 I want my file and miss yoke TERMINATED are anger management
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