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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The problem is that you keep bailing them out. You show up while saying you can’t show up. Moving your parents is an incredibly difficult feat if they do not consent. But showing up means there is no crisis so the social workers have no power. The problem is your parents, not the social worker. And secondarily, your unwillingness to allow a crisis to occur which would allow a social worker to actually step in, you and your family show up. Your expectations are out of whack. [/quote] I showed up because my mother had a major heart attack and minor stroke. It was not known if she would survive when I was on the plane. Just showing up does NOT mean there is no crisis. You are delusional. Social workers are supposed to evaluate the situation realistically and realistically, I live 3000 miles away. They know that. They know I am not staying, therefore, crisis. Duh.[/quote]
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