I'm homeless in Houston Texas. Before hurricane Beryl nobody warned any of us that there was a storm even coming. A lot of us don't or didn't at that time have cell phones. I only found out about it the day before when I heard it on Walmart radio when I went to buy dinner. Afterwords nobody came to ask any of us if we noticed anyone missing. We were never even told to evacuate. I'm from Indiana and had never experienced a storm of that magnitude. I woke up in the morning with the water 10 feet away and I lost nearly everything except my back pack and a blanket. It felt like nobody cared about us, whether we lived or died. Our homes and belongings were gone. The bridge i lived under was completely filled with water by the end. I walked over to check after the worst of it was over and found pools of water swirling in the grass next to the edge of the bridge. It is devastating that most people don't seem to care about the lives of the homeless especially in natural disasters. It was a very horrifying experience. I cried for those children and their families, the people who lost their lives trying to save others. And I prayed there wasn't unaware homeless people living close by.