Maria Garcia and her husband, Miguel Restrepo, met on the streets of Medellin, Colombia. They were both drug addicts at the time, on the verge of giving up, but together, they found the strength to persevere and kick their addictions.
Twenty-two years later, they’re still living in the place where they found shelter. While you might think of it as an ideal homestead, that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
When Maria Garcia met her husband, Miguel Restrepo, their lives were on the verge of irreparable disaster.
They were both drug addicts living on the streets of Medellin, Columbia, a place known for its violence and widespread narcotics trafficking.
Without any money or family to take them in, they took shelter… in the sewers.
Twenty-two years later, they’re still living in the place where they found shelter. While you might think of it as an ideal homestead, that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
When Maria Garcia met her husband, Miguel Restrepo, their lives were on the verge of irreparable disaster.
They were both drug addicts living on the streets of Medellin, Columbia, a place known for its violence and widespread narcotics trafficking.
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