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MARION CALLAHAN Bucks County Courier Times, via AP Michele Haddon/Bucks County Courier Times via AP Maureen McGuire, left, and Megan Cohen, walk along Kensington Avenue, under the lights of the El tracks in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020. PHILADELPHIA — Under the weight of a soaked blanket, Megan Cohen inched her way, on foot, along a stretch of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia, the rain beating against her frail body. She wasn’t looking to be saved. “I was so broken. I was homeless at that point for quite a while and I wasn’t in the right state ...

Catch-up on the weekend news: Democrats move to impeach President Trump. The president seeks to replace his Twitter platform.

Strangers helped Megan Cohen find her way out of addiction. Now the Bucks County woman is reaching out to others in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood, where she wallowed in her addiction.

Former opioid addict gives back through random acts of kindness WPVI Replay Video UP NEXT It took many twists and turns for Megan Cohen to find the grace she needed to bring her life back from the brink. "I've been in over 70 treatment centers. I've been homeless in different states," she said. Cohen says nothing compares to the time she spent homeless on the streets of Kensington, Philadelphia. "There's trash everywhere, there's people everywhere, like, I was sleeping in abandoned buildings," she said. "It's so out of control that they can't really get any law and order out ...

Under the weight of a soaked blanket, Megan Cohen inched her way, on foot, along a stretch of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia, the rain beating against her frail body.