by GlassWolf » Wed Jul 12, 2006 5:34 pm
here's what ya do, my boy.
take a day off when you have a chance. mon-fri.
pick her up on a non-dialysis weekday and take her AND ONLY HER with you to FIA (or whatever it's called there.. the medicaid/family independance admin..) and ask to speak with a counselor there (case worker.)
get her case worker to explain to BOTH of you what the rules are for getting help, fo rwhat she's allowed to own, her assets, etc.. and figure out what she's got, or what she can do and can't do.
Forget teh daughters. If you have questions, talk to the case worker. They'll even come out to the house if need be.
They are there to help you and her. Not to cause you more grief.
I've dealt with people like these daughters, and while I have a plethora of names for these types of people, I'll keep those to myself. I'll simply say that their only interests are their own, and for you and your aunt, the best solution is to seek outside help, and throw them the hell out.
here's what ya do, my boy.
take a day off when you have a chance. mon-fri.
pick her up on a non-dialysis weekday and take her AND ONLY HER with you to FIA (or whatever it's called there.. the medicaid/family independance admin..) and ask to speak with a counselor there (case worker.)
get her case worker to explain to BOTH of you what the rules are for getting help, fo rwhat she's allowed to own, her assets, etc.. and figure out what she's got, or what she can do and can't do.
Forget teh daughters. If you have questions, talk to the case worker. They'll even come out to the house if need be.
They are there to help you and her. Not to cause you more grief.
I've dealt with people like these daughters, and while I have a plethora of names for these types of people, I'll keep those to myself. I'll simply say that their only interests are their own, and for you and your aunt, the best solution is to seek outside help, and throw them the hell out.