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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do not apologize. I would be pissed if I had a sibling like him and my parents called to demand an apology. Also why do you let your mother call and inform you he is being dropped off as if you are a daycare? Put a stop to that now. [/quote] A few reasons - one is because it's only 4-6 times a year so not a HUGE deal. Another is my brother will tell me the truth about my parents (they'll claim a sprain when it's really a fracture, they'll claim a cold when it's bronchitis, etc.). He was the one who told me that my dad was saying he's going to clean the gutters himself next month. I don't want my dad on a high ladder at his age doing physical labor on his day off. Now that we know, we can find a good company to do it for them. And the third is to give my parents a break from him. [/quote] Hmm. So your parents are not truthful, and you still think you know that your brother has no mental health or other condition at play here? Why, because they’d tell you?[/quote]
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