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    Alien incident47
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    It yuor wedding day be happy, you can’t please everyone . Your marriage is not to based on someone else’s happiness but your own. So if got to cut out some rotten apples to make a good bushel then do so . A wedding day is to celebrate a marriage, and lifetime commitment. Your aunt, in time, will get over her own heartache she caused herself. So feel no blame in others reaction as to what you want for your day . And congratulations and best of wishes to both of you

    #124942
    Alien incident47
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    It your wedding day be happy, you can’t please everyone . Your marriage is not to based on someone else’s happiness but your own. So if got to cut out some rotten apples to make a good bushel then do so . A wedding day is to celebrate a marriage, and lifetime commitment. Your aunt, in time, will get over her own heartache she caused herself. So feel no blame in others reaction as to what you want for your day . And congratulations and best of wishes to both of you

    #124948
    Nan
    Participant

    Please yourself first. Her ability to broadcast this on FB, shows a complete lack of respect for you two. Dont start your married life letting others boss you around. It will only get worse.

    #124959
    claref
    Participant

    I understand.

    Thanks for your help.

    I’m still concerned about my grandma and what we can do as she can’t make it any ideas?

    #124995
    Alien incident47
    Participant

    Set time aside and visit her before your day , let her know how much you love her. Take pictures of you and your future husband with her and add them to your wedding album .

    #124996
    Nan
    Participant

    Send her a video of the event? Can anyone video it on your behalf and send to her, or have someone in the family help her with viewing it?

    #125123
    joanne elizondo
    Participant

    I just have to this off my just before I loose it forever, I am 57 my brother is 45. We both live with my 82 year old mother. I used to have a job as a Rn and my own home. But I lost it when I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2001. In 2013 I moved in with them. About a year after I moved in, it started. My brother has multiple mental issues, he doesn’t work, he has always been very obese. I spoke up saying he needed to help around the house like I do, even with MS. Well there it starts. The fighting and arguing. I spoke to my mother 20 pluse years ago that she needed ot get him to do things. He needs to know haw to help and take care of himself. Over and over I talked to her. “I know, but…” That was the answer I always got. Then when I got sick I spoke to her that he needs to learn certain things and to help because the way this illness goes, I won’t be able to help him when something to you. Again, the same answer. When we spoke about with him, I would bring it up, she would always defend him. Causing a huge argument, names called, silence treatment… It;s been almost three years and the stress from all of this has really taken a toll on my health. My MS before I moved in was stable, yet after I moved in it’s gotten a whole lot worse. He is so lazy, a mommies-boy, thinks only of himself. I hurt my back before Christmas and it wouldn’t occur to him to ask if he could do something for me as I sit crying in pain. He’s lazy, depressed all the time and nothing matters except him/ Please, I desperately need help in handling this before it kills me.

    #125139
    Anonymous
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    * Dear toxicbrother: if you want the input of the Original Poster (OP) only, you posted in the correct thread. If you want my input/ other members’ input, please start your own thread: Click FORUMS above, choose a CATEGORY, click your chosen category, scroll down the page to the empty box. You can copy your post above and paste it there.
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