@gruntlabor At your suggestion, I found online that local churches have a volunteer group that helps low income people. I gave the contact info to her. Thank you for that idea! I don't know if she will call or not. I also encouraged her to apply for low income housing before next winter. I am afraid that by then, her situation will be much worse. Winters here are very harsh and her little trailer is definitely not made for that, few are. I asked her if she planned on going back into a sticks-n-bricks down the road and she said she didn't know.
The back story to this is sooo much more than I will write here and I can't trust what I have been told. She is not a bad person but I know this can put me in a very difficult position in the future. Now I know why she contacted me after two years of nothing. Her family is obviously giving up on her, too.
And then there are her very cool dog and kittie.
Today, my doggies have a vet appointment for their annual vac's. I will concentrate on that and other things I need to do here to keep my own life on an even keel. Seeing this has made me realize, too, that moving because I don't like my neighbor brother may not be such a great idea. Doing so may be a fall into a black hole from which there will be no climbing out. This may be a light bulb moment.