Parker is a mother of three children, who lives in poverty of her own. She has been living in poverty ever since she was a child. Parker makes only seventy-eight dollars a month, which she spent towards shelter, food and keeping her children clean (Parker 210). Parker pays rent, which forces her to scavenge for food and cleaning supplies because she has to spend more money towards their home. She suffers from chronic anemia because of poor dietary practice and nutrition. Parker faced a trade-off from electricity because if the house expenses are more than usual, she will have a harder time cleaning and feeding her children. Parker looked many times for help, but everyone turned their back and did not want to listen. Parker did have a
