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Old 02-18-2015, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Seren View Post
Is there any way that you could contact the Department of Social Services in the area where your parents live to ask for resources and advice on protecting them? There is also a National Center for Elder Abuse which may provide you with some information about ways to protect your parents from your sister....I'm just so sorry to hear about all of this!

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This was going to be my suggestion. My 91-year-old grandmother was living with my alcoholic mother when the doctor finally called social services and they arranged to have my grandmother moved to my aunt's house. They wouldn't see her stay another day with AM, and made sure all of her medical care was moved and everything was set up. Truly wonderful people who put the welfare of the elderly first.
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