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Good Morning !
I am so sorry that you are going through this. My problems with my Mom don't seem so bad against what you have as an anecdote here. I can offer you something that will definitely change your situation... and that is prayer. Just because you need company does not mean you should be taken advantage of. Where is the concern and humility in their hearts for you? Im not sure if this is allowed but if it is and If you want you can email me. I will certainly be praying for you so look for a change. There is no situation too hard for God and He is listening and watching all the time. When our family members fall short ... God still cares.
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Kick the lot of them out and keep the sister who helps you. If she doesn't want to take care of your basic needs (meals, hygiene care, medication, housekeeping) then she can move out as well. Talk to your social worker. I'm sure you have one. They can best direct you to getting caregiving services.
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Lillybug,

There's a term for working without pay for room and board. It's called slavery. Or indentured servitude.
Room and board is not a fair trade for 24/7 caregiving services.
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You have to help yourself first.

Tell the relatives that they will all be paying rent so that you can hire aides 24/7, or at least 18/7, because you need help with all your adls despite your present capabilities. If they don’t, you will have no choice but to sell the house and move to an al community.
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I DO NOT FOR A SECOND BELIEVE THIS IS A LEGITIMATE POST. OP has ghosted the thread. Who can be this stupid?
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Quadriplegics can't use the Internet. There is something fishy about a quadriplegic who is functioning like a normal person.
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Cover999 May 2022
Maybe by voice function
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