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sarisataka

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3. A grandparent,

Reply to Coolest Ranger (Original post)

Tue Dec 9, 2014, 02:37 PM

Dec 2014

The situation is toxic. Leave immediately if you cannot get her into appropriate care.

My grandmother passed over ten years ago and our family still has scars from her condition.

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Have you ever been bullied by a parent with Dimentia? I have and I want to tell you my story [View all] Coolest Ranger Dec 2014 OP

Yes, get out. jeff47 Dec 2014 #1

I believe there may be no other way. bravenak Dec 2014 #2

A grandparent, sarisataka Dec 2014 #3

Leave marions ghost Dec 2014 #4

sounds like she wants you around TO abuse you Skittles Dec 2014 #5

You have to get out HappyMe Dec 2014 #6

You are making the right decision, save yourself. LawDeeDah Dec 2014 #7

You've described my wife's Aunt ... 1StrongBlackMan Dec 2014 #8

You are making the right decision, IMHO Rhiannon12866 Dec 2014 #9

My father was a narcissistic sociopath who developed dementia at the end of his life. Dont call me Shirley Dec 2014 #10

I am very sorry for what has been and is happening to you. ChisolmTrailDem Dec 2014 #11

Are you strong enough to stay away? GeorgeGist Dec 2014 #12

I wouldn't want to be subjected to it. Pacifist Patriot Dec 2014 #13

Put yourself first. Do not for one minute think you're being selfish or mean by doing so. AngryOldDem Dec 2014 #14

Yes Sweet Freedom Dec 2014 #15

What ever you do,just plain do it. Wellstone ruled Dec 2014 #16

My husband is a psychiatrist. He says that as people age, they become more mnhtnbb Dec 2014 #17

I'll echo the others and say, yes, get out. And if your relatives give you grief, well, Arugula Latte Dec 2014 #18

The first thing they teach lifeguards is that the drowning person can drown YOU. GreatGazoo Dec 2014 #19

leave, go far away demigoddess Dec 2014 #20

I had to come out of lurking to reply to this lonewolf674 Dec 2014 #21

Get out of there - TBF Dec 2014 #22