TAMPA, Fla. — John Calandra spends his hours in a shed-sized room in St. Petersburg.
Wipes, hospital dressing gowns and diapers are stocked haphazardly along narrow wooden shelves.
Calandra’s feet, propped up on a large camel-colored reclining chair where he lies, are cracked and yellow. The recliner engulfs the cramped room, its edges almost touching the walls.
