is it possible to invoice my sisters for missed job opportunities whilst caring full time for my mother on my own.
Hello, my mother is 90 and in the late stages of Alzheimer’s, my sisters have their excuses to rarely or never visit my mother. I gave up my main job
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Hellos and welcome to the site from me.
Horrible suggestion I know, but if you said you couldn't cope or needed to be able to work more and suggested a care home, might it focus their mind if they see the cost.
As I say horrible game of patients' poker but thinking their inheritance might go down the drain in care home fees...might work. K
Horrible suggestion I know, but if you said you couldn't cope or needed to be able to work more and suggested a care home, might it focus their mind if they see the cost.
As I say horrible game of patients' poker but thinking their inheritance might go down the drain in care home fees...might work. K
Hello @LAWSON2020 and welcome to the Dementia Support Forum. I am sorry that you find yourself in this position but as others have said you would not be able to charge your sisters for looking after your mother.
It might be that you have to consider full time residential care for your mother to enable you to get back into the workplace. In the meantime it might be useful to contact your local AgeUK discuss any benefits that you might be entitled to.
It might be that you have to consider full time residential care for your mother to enable you to get back into the workplace. In the meantime it might be useful to contact your local AgeUK discuss any benefits that you might be entitled to.
In the future, you can sit back knowing that you did everything you could for your Mum; something your sisters will never be able to do. Money can't buy a clean conscious.
