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Vanessa struggled with homelessness for years and had fallen into depression when she came across van life on YouTube. It seemed like a way out for her — but she needed a van! With a bit of inheritance money and a miracle, she ended up with her current rig for $1,300 and successfully completed a budget renovation on her home on wheels.
She has a lovely rig with a unique layout! Her kitchen is actually at the back of the van, her bed/lounge/closet is in the middle, and her “bathroom” setup takes up the front. Keep scrolling for their great tour!
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Her Low Cost DIY Cargo Van Conversion
Her ceiling is covered in cards from her followers.
She has an adorable sink/vanity area.
I love the bumblebee color scheme!
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What an amazing story, and you are an amazing woman! I love that shade of yellow and blue, and how you were able to get so much stuff so well organized in such a small home is a story in itself. You are obviously a clever and creative lady. Safe travels to you.
You are amazing. I love what you are doing and how you share it with such style. Wishing you every blessing for your future. BUT—-please have your thyroid checked (old rusty nurse here).