Damon – Thank You Missouri

I figured since I started season 6 with some personal stories of what I had been going on in my life I should end this season with an update on how things have been going personally. I wanna thank everyone who reached out with support and love for the things our family has endured. Damon Hey it’s me! I figured since I started season 6 with some personal stories of what I had been going on in my life I should end this season with an update on how things have been going personally. I wanna thank everyone who reached out with support and love for the things our family has endured  When we left off, my mother Veronica was in a 96 hour hold at a mental facility which luckily went through a weekend so it was actually more than 96 hours in total.  She was released on a Monday because they couldn’t hold her any longer.  The determined my mom was not homicidal and she was not suicidal - and in their words, "it’s not not illegal to be demented" After all she is still an adult and she was responsible for herself and her actions, regardless of everything that led up to her institutionalization Astonishingly, the staff were ready to put her in a cab in which she could have requested to go anywhere.  Thankfully my aunt Bonnie, Veronica’s younger sister who lives in Missouri, picked her up then took her to the house she lost in foreclosure at her request. there was nothing Bonnie could do so she dropped Mom off then watched her from nearby. The guy who bought the house at auction, Kevin, did too. He was part of our team monitoring Mom to know when she was at the house because his team was working there, and we needed to know where she was.  We coordinated for Kevin to call the police because in essence, Mom was trespassing at his home The police picked her up again, then dropped her at the Hampton inn on nearby Belton. I called to introduce myself to the staff and share Veronica’s story — The staff had unwittingly just become a part