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Bella, i think that's for the best. You need to stop thinking that your dad is suddenly going to morph into someone other than the narcissist he is.

I'm so sorry for your pain.
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Bella, true colors there. He's a user of people and manipulated people to get what he wanted. That helper girl manipulated him too. Unfortunately you got the short end of the stick.

Knowledge is power. Power to turn him over to APS, and to turn in the girl to APS for financially using a vunerable elder. Or you can walk away. 

If your family is paying for land he's hidden from Medicaid, I hope your hubby understands that an atty needs to be consulted before you pay another dime to him to go into presents for the helper girl.
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Ahhh, so nice to have supporters here to see my side if this nightmare. Thank you BarbB and surprise, I'm grateful for your support.
As far as APS, does this fall into my hands or will the sociol worker take that over? She was disgusted with all the stories she was made aware of and said she would contact my dad's case worker and the boss at Help at Home services where this woman is employed. Also will help with the Medicaid denial junk. When my dad had bedbugs last year, this woman helper discovered the bedbugs. Immediately she had to stop "working" for dad until the bedbugs were gone since it was a risk that she could transport bedbugs her self to other people. After weeks of spraying they were slowly dying but kept rehatching. Dad told his Help At Home service that they were gone so they let this helper return. I called the boss at Help At Home and said "no they are not gone" and she said, "well we have to go with what your dad tells us"... at the time I did not have POA. For six months we paid for all the treatment to get rid of these nasty things, dad had a stroke, entered hospital.   Daughter and I found bedbugs on him in the hospital, even had a nest in his hat.   We had to dress and protective clothing for three days while re-entering and leaving his room   He was also quarented while there. Discharged..back to our home for three days  ( I was on the lookout for bedbugs and was paranoid the whole time it was awful )  for some unknown reason we were able to get him in an AL on respite. Of course we had hopes of him staying there and was taking one day at a time...my husband was slowly rebuilding him a little cabin (after we had to destroy his dilapidated bedbug, mice, ant infested and snake skins in various places of a trailer.  I also put on protective has met outfit and try to salvage some things and was disgusted by how dirty his kitchen was, rotten food in the refrigerator on the countertops sticky kitchen floor you name it   And this woman was there three days a week...the bugs were loving it.  Husband tried to salvage what he could in a hazmet outfit...brought a bedbug home to us. What a freaking nightmare...so costly...had to burn new furniture in a room we just remodeled (I have been waiting 29 years to redo this room and I finally just finished it about a month before the bedbugs hit our home...i've always shopped around and ended up buying used furniture for years and this time I splurged and bought new but had to burn it all).
* I will never buy used furniture again for fear of bedbugs !!!!!!!
My dad never once worried about the cost of all of this. There's times I could write hear about how much money we have spent on my father and my husband was always willing to do it with no complaints.
No money has been spent yet on the land, it recently got appraised and yes the attorney knows everything that's going on and all of my worries. I do doubt how all this will work right now I'm willing to let the land to go and sit back and watch my dad to lose it to Medicaid He should've turn the land over in our names years ago we've tried many times My husband has maintained the property for 30 years, catered to my dad and help him with whatever he needed. For my dad to tell my husband yesterday that this helper has helped him so much that she deserves his truck and his lie life friend ( I want to drug him to court several months ago trying to collect money from this guys ex-girlfriend who didn't pay up on some bulldozing work) deserves his tools made me want to vomit!
Ooohhh he said it so greatly surprise!!! We have paid many dimes for these lowlife friends of his and his stupid actions !!

 When my husband was talking to him last night, he just returned from supposedly getting groceries with this girl and all he had in his hands when he got out of her car was a box of cold shrimp     Day before has been asked him is there anything we can get you from the grocery store and he said no my helpers coming tomorrow we're going shopping 
He's a Manipulating Narcsissist for sure!
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Bella, I'm sorry I came to this woman's defence, I didn't realize what a hot mess your situation with your father is. It seems to me the best case scenario would be for the social worker to get him back into AL and off your hands, it may be worthwhile to work with her to try to accomplish that.
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Thank you cwillie 😉
Easy from the outside for lotsa people to give good simple good advice to me that makes obvious sense, I appreciate that. It's the hidden, not talked about, ignorant choices dad has made and still making others haven't seen or heard about unless experienced it one on one.
My husband thinks I need to tell my dad everything that I'm yelling about to him, so I can let it go.  In some  dysfunctional way I say I can't do that even when I know I probably should.  When I have in the past it hasn't faced him any and he continues his ugly ways    He is like an injection of poison to my blood...body hurts.
Thank you, I will be calling that social worker today and move forward but behind the scenes.  Right now I can't be in my dad's presence.   Like dorkers MIL,  he says he can do it, he can take care of himself !
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Stay strong, girl. You are in the right. Enough of him! Let him go. The home health folks will figure out what to do with him.
Not your problem.
You--find a new hobby.
Seriously--find something you enjoy doing, something that brings you pleasure, and concentrate on that A LOT. Give yourself and your home and family all your lovin'. They need and deserve it.
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Excellent post surprise!!!

Just reread it and it gives me power to stay confident!!!

I'm going to make a copy of it and make a beautiful poster. I've been given a lot of good comments here, I think I'll do a collage of your awesome guidance, wisdom and kick in the butt therapy advice I've received. You all are great! 😍
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