Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any "stuff" in their house for over a decade is their stuff, not yours. They have every right to just throw it out and are under zero obligation to "help." That's what you get for cutting your parents off.
Lol. Dick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not going to happen. Kiss your things goodbye.
You don’t even know OP or her family. Jerk.
Anonymous wrote:Not going to happen. Kiss your things goodbye.
Anonymous wrote:Well gosh. I’ve been through this. At the time, I found a cross country courier service that picked up, packed and shipped across the country for me. It was expensive but looking back, I’m glad I did it.
If that is not an option bc they won’t open the door to a courier, you may just have to get on a plane yourself and hire someone on the ground to come with you and help you take it out and ship. Maybe PODS? FEDEX Freight?
I realize that these are all expensive options, but if you have already made the break through estrangement, you know how much peace of mind matters.
Best wishes.
Anonymous wrote:Any "stuff" in their house for over a decade is their stuff, not yours. They have every right to just throw it out and are under zero obligation to "help." That's what you get for cutting your parents off.
Anonymous wrote:Any "stuff" in their house for over a decade is their stuff, not yours. They have every right to just throw it out and are under zero obligation to "help." That's what you get for cutting your parents off.