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   A missing, mentally ill Colorado mom who wandered Manhattan homeless   
   for months is now recovering at a friend’s home in what her family   
   believes is nothing short of a Christmas miracle.   
      
   “She’s safe and off the streets,” a relieved Kristie Olivier told   
   The Post of her wayward 39-year-old daughter Alyssa. “It was very   
   much like an early Christmas present.”   
      
   The Olivier family made a public plea in August to find the   
   “overwhelmed” Alyssa, whose life unraveled amid a crumbling   
   marriage, the pending sale of her house and inner turmoil over the   
   next chapter of her life.   
      
   The search gained steam as friends spread the word far and wide on   
   social media and The Post reported on the unfolding drama. The   
   family hired a private eye who finally tracked her down.   
      
   The NYPD was also hunting for the apparently unhinged woman — in   
   connection to her allegedly attacking a passerby in Manhattan.   
      
   Kristie Olivier, 68, a cancer survivor just released from the   
   hospital after 10 days and emergency surgery, feels “blessed” Alyssa   
   has made it to the upstate home of a friend who happens to be a   
   nurse.   
      
   While both Olivier women have been healing, Kristie has refrained   
   from contacting Alyssa. “That’s on purpose. … You can’t go from   
   living on the street to putting on some clean clothes, taking a   
   shower and that puts you back to normal. So her friends are helping   
   her,” she said.   
      
   Kristie Olivier also doesn’t want to burden her struggling daughter   
   with her health problems. “The good news is I’m done with chemo —   
   finished in September — and no sign of cancer.”   
      
   Kristie Olivier has been content “getting some updates” on her   
   daughter’s recovery.   
      
   “The process is to do this on a slow basis. It’s reintegration and a   
   healing process. … Since she’s stable at the moment, I don’t want to   
   throw something into the loop.”   
      
   The mom added, “I’m still excited. That happiness doesn’t disappear   
   even though I haven’t talked to her or hugged her yet like I would   
   like to do. The joy of knowing she is safe is still there.”   
      
   Alyssa’s long strange trip began when she left her home in Denver   
   this summer to visit her great-aunt in Kansas. From there, she   
   headed to New York driving a beat-up 2000 Suzuki Grand Vitara. A   
   Cooper Union art grad with friends in the city, Alyssa was no   
   stranger to Gotham.   
      
   But family members became worried when they stopped getting texts   
   two days after Alyssa’s Aug. 2 arrival in NYC. They filed a   
   missing-persons report in Colorado later that month after her Big   
   Apple buds also lost touch.   
      
   Alyssa, who is separated from her husband and has a 10-year-old   
   daughter, Georgia, “was an artist, who painted, worked with fabric …   
   has her own website,” Kristie Olivier said.   
      
   On Christmas Day, Kristie intends to finally reach out to her   
   daughter. “That’s the plan. I am hopeful and looking forward to it.   
   Any word by text or call will be joyful.”   
      
   She's getting her pussy stretched and more drugs.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2021/12/25/colorado-mom-alyssa-olivier-found-   
   homeless-in-nyc-now-safe-and-off-the-streets/   
      
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