serotonins
formerly maroki
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I am stationed in Korea. Im trying to get stationed back in the states so I can have her move in with me, but I wont be leaving here for at least 5 more months.
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This. Dude seems like he's limiting his options without even seeking any help.Gotta be some emergency provision or something to get you out here.
Your sister abd your father aare both scumbag.
She is 57 yrs old. I was young at the time the stroke happened, I didn't know much the medical effects about a stroke until I got older. Being young, I still don't have the money to support two people. Well now, I will be able to support her and I, but can you imagine being a 24 year old that has to take care of their own mother for the rest of her and my life? If she does live with me, I'll barely be able to save any money. Like I said before, I feel like I am obligated to since I am running into all these conflicts. If I was a millionaire this wouldn't be such an issue...
Nursing home, never even thought about that.
it is very sad, I wish I was making this up. I will move her in with me and take care of her as soon as I move to Japan. Screw it I have no other choice. She is depressed and anxious all the time. I hope she doesnt pass away before I can move her in man..
Around the area. She said shes done helping, doesnt even want to talk or see her
reppedI’ll share my story, since I can relate on some level to you, my moms fell into depression about 1.5 yeas ago, after being the strongest most independent person I’ve known, her body and mind gave out, in part due to me no longer being around as much as I could...she never remarried and I’m her only child...on top of that she was dealing with undiagnosed Parkinson’s for years that Doctors kept on confusing with her Myasthenia diagnosis...it wasn’t till she fell into depression that I grasp what a ****** don I had been, I allowed the person I owe my life to, to lose herself....she became violent at times, confused, wouldn’t move, she literally stopped being herself and I never felt more ashamed, in the end I placed her in a rehab center against her will, luckily she had Medicaid (she’s always been the type to have her things in order, so I lucked out with that) she ended up in a nursing home for about 2 months where they diagnosed her Parkinson’s and began treating it appropriately, little by little and most important with me by her side, I recovered her and she’s now home, she’ll
Never be 100% herself again, but at least she’s no longer depressed, I learned my lesson and now I don’t go a single day without calling her, I visit her every chance I get, I don’t miss a single appointment, she has her own place but if it came to it, I WOULD MOVE HER WITH ME...I don’t fully fault you fam, we can be selfish towards our parents, but when she’s no longer around, the way you treated her when she was alive will haunt you...I guarantee you what will help her most is to not feel abondoned, to not feel alone....depression and anxiety is far more incapacitating than her physical issues and that **** will kill her, trust me, I went through the ringer trying to pull mines from out of her depression.
Yo, what the hell is wrong with your sister and father? Whatever issues they have with her, she’s still family and it’s heartless for them to not at least make sure she has a place to sleep.Around the area. She said shes done helping, doesnt even want to talk or see her