Yes you hit a nerve and from the lack of further information, I thought these questions did need answering.
Your own wording protection from a mentally ill daughter led me to think you must be referring to someone other than yourself because I've seen such objectifying of siblings and a parent's spouse. Thus, since you did not say you were the daughter with the mental illness, I wondered if there was another daughter. So, I gather then you are the one with a mental illness and are wondering how to protect your mother from yourself? Did I get that right?
Your response tells me a lot. There was no mention of an "other daughter." I asked this question looking for possible answers or support, not judgement based on speculation. I am sorry this touched a nerve with you. Perhaps this question is better asked of a health care professional. Please pay attention to the admonishion under the "ADD YOUR ANSWER" window.
So your mother's 'other daughter' has a mental illness?
What is the diagnosis which your sister, half sister, or step-sister has?
Does your mother aware of the 'other daughter's' diagnosis?
Is your mother of sound enough mind to handle things in a business like manner?
Just because this 'other daughter' has a mental illness does not mean she might not have a valid point about the primary caregiver which is who because your profile says you are a long ways away?
The idea that you just might be writing "other daughter" off automatically just because she has a mental illness does not make me very happy.
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Your own wording protection from a mentally ill daughter led me to think you must be referring to someone other than yourself because I've seen such objectifying of siblings and a parent's spouse. Thus, since you did not say you were the daughter with the mental illness, I wondered if there was another daughter. So, I gather then you are the one with a mental illness and are wondering how to protect your mother from yourself? Did I get that right?
Yes, I would see a mental health professional.
What is the diagnosis which your sister, half sister, or step-sister has?
Does your mother aware of the 'other daughter's' diagnosis?
Is your mother of sound enough mind to handle things in a business like manner?
Just because this 'other daughter' has a mental illness does not mean she might not have a valid point about the primary caregiver which is who because your profile says you are a long ways away?
The idea that you just might be writing "other daughter" off automatically just because she has a mental illness does not make me very happy.