We stayed together through her pregnancy, but broke up shortly after my daughter was born. I had to stay at my mother's for a while until I could move into the homeless hostel.
When I moved into the hostel, I was really nervous. I didn't really know anybody but they were really nice people. Now I've been here for months and am happy to be here. I've met loads of people, we go out on trips and do all kinds of things and I've learned loads of things, especially about looking after myself and my property. For example, now I know about how to look after my clothes properly. I wish I had moved into the hostel before I had my flat.
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