I'm, in their words, "breaking my commitment." Advice?

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Firstborn1956 Asked February 2016

I'm, in their words, "breaking my commitment." Advice?

I have been there for my mom since my divorce.Why not I didn't have a life. But I want a life an I'm in there words breaking my commitment My brother an sister work I don't .I met someone and trying to find away to hand off some of the things I do to others .And I'm accused of dumping mom when she needs me

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She's just as much their mother as yours. Have they been paying you to care for her? If guess not.

Call them both to a meeting, set a schedule if your mom needs near constant care. You deserve to have your own life as well.

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