Dying homeless ?

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I have taken in - Internalized , maybe , for a word ? - the concept that I may die while I am homeless .
For my health , well , there's been the congestive heart failure I've been treated for , and the " possible small stroke-heart attack " I've mentioned before .
I have less and less money to draw on , as prices go up , and the agencies out here seem to rather dislike me - Oh , don't read this as " I'm anticipating death " - I'm still a fairly hopeful person deep down , remember , as far as for so-called " nice " things to hope for , " but realistic too " , I was wanting to go to San Francisco and see if i could get into City College of San Francisco (IF , for just one thing , I can get up there somehow with the lack of money I have to " nicely finish up things and get new stuff " and take the ride up there and have something once I'm there) ~ But m, minus either a - seeming less likely now ~ conventional " social services " benefactor or athe level of good for5tune I call " winning a game show " ~ It looks like - I might - die HL .
You (I picture) more young Aspies , with " nice " doctors and psych types around you for much of your life , and with the accepted " Aspie ' niche/title from early on , might have couches to sit7 on while playing the X-Box .
Myself , after the horrible experiences I had with mental hospitals , am all crusty " LEAVE ME ALONE ! " . And left alone , unwanted , by the world .

I just think it sucks that there is nothing in place to protect people from becoming homeless.

It it's rubbish that in in able to live you must have money or your not human.

Is there a way you can join an eco-village or some kinda group that you can stay will for a while?

I hope you could get matriculated at a college in SF.

...I thought " matriculated " meant " graduated/received one's degree " ~ ?

e="kraftiekortie"]I hope you could get matriculated at a college in SF.[/quote]

If you're "matriculated" in a college, it means you're going on a path towards a degree. You're a student who hasn't graduated yet.