With a new home and hope, self-reliance eviction

With a new home and hope, self-reliance eviction

After living in the house for a year and 10 months, the Onui family has finally been discharged. Due to the stable living conditions in the house, the two were able to continue their work through continuous job search, and as a result, they were able to settle a portion of their debt and recover their credit. As a result, I can use a bank account again.
In particular, my sister suffered from a chronic disease called hypothyroidism and high blood pressure, but she was able to receive continuous treatment thanks to the free treatment at Boramae Hospital. Thanks to these continuous treatments, she was able to keep her health and was selected as a basic living recipient in recognition of the continuous management and treatment of her chronic diseases. Currently, Onui has been discharged from the hospital on her own as a multi-family house, and she plans to continue to look for LH lease housing while living in a new environment.
During her time in the Salim House, she received great comfort and assistance through interactions with other family members. Life in the Salim House was of great help to them and also became an unforgettable memory. In particular, I remember accompanying the prosecution and the police station when my sister's bank account was involved in voice phishing and when she wrote petitions and records. Despite these difficulties, I think I was able to leave the house in a bright way because I had time to be supportive of each other.
It seems like only yesterday that you two entered the living room with a dark face, but time has passed so quickly that you have already been discharged. Thanks to your efforts and achievements, I have now started a new life with a bright and bright smile. Seeing that makes me feel so full.
I sincerely hope your life in your new home will be full of happiness and hope. I wish you all the best in the future.