She became a fixture in Pacific Palisades, strolling aimlessly through the village for hours each day, a visible yet distant presence in the affluent seaside community. When you think of homelessness in Los Angeles, skid row comes to mind along with Venice and Santa Monica, among other places. Somewhere there’s a mother looking for her.’ ”Not that the woman was the only homeless person withering away in the Palisades. Back in Scandinavia, getting helpIn March, Redican, Klopper and others worked together again and managed to line things up for another psychiatric hospitalization. Their daughter’s condition was much improved, and the parents insisted on taking Klopper, Redican and others to a thank-you lunch, where they presented gifts to them.

Source: Los Angeles Times July 29, 2017 17:00 UTC