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[quote=Anonymous]MIL was an attorney who was a SAHM when she got married then divorced so returned to work very reluctantly, was laid off a decade ago, then refused to find any work. Now, she's a hoarder who was forced to sell her house or face foreclosure, so she sold her (million-dollar) house she couldn't afford, nobody could afford as we all have small kids and daycare's a fortune. And now she's got money, she refuses more than an AirB&B despite nobody having room for her (plus she has untreated dissociative disorder diagnosed ages ago, and paranoia, keeps thinking she's spied on). She's talking an endless loop completely self-centered, hates everyone but her kids, and expects her kids to sacrifice all for her, and never cares about her grandkids unless it's to ask favors related to her hoarding in her storage unit. We keep asking county services social workers for help but since she has money but refuses help or an apartment longer than an AirB&B stint, she's effectively choosing homelessness. Or doing a loyalty test to see who will rescue her (spoiler: nobody will). What would you do?[/quote]

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