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I am the mother of a 20 yr-old-daughter that is terminal with a Glioblastoma brain cancer. At her diagnosis over a year ago my ex mother in law wheedled her way in and became her primary caregiver and went as far as to hire an attorney to write up POA and DNR for my daughter. She claims that the decision to not allow me to see my daughter (who is like my right hand) was all my daughters idea and she is respectful of her wishes. She blocks my phone calls, has told all of my family they aren’t “on the approved list “ to come see Amber. She refuses to allow me to be by my daughters side. Claims I’m a disturbance to My daughters well-being. On many occasion my daughter has been left In Tears after I’m kicked out from visiting with her after 10 minutes. I can’t speak to hospice as ex mil set up a code word with them and if not provided they won’t talk to me or anyone else. I hate this woman more than the air I breathe. I literally have NO ONE that will help to get her to see things normally and allow me and my daughter's family to support her and be by her side to say goodbye. This has been going on since June last year. The ex mil is a covert Narcissist and rich so she has everyone snowed with her victim behaviors and uses her money to buy everyone off. Please someone help me with some solutions.

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Why does your daughter have no say in who visits her, or the length of these visits, I don't understand that? Can you call an attorney to represent you?

I am so sorry you are going through such a dreadful situation on top of this diagnosis for your sweet Amber. Sending you a big hug and a prayer that God helps you find a resolution to this matter so you're able to visit with her.
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We cannot conceivably know the family dynamics that led up to this sad state of events. I am so very sorry to this dire diagnosis. I am glad that hospice is caring for your daughter and that you are allowed to have visits, even if brief. I am dreadfully sorry you are losing your daughter to this cruel disease. I wish her peace and I wish you healing from grief.
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I am so sad for you that you and your daughter are suffering in manners beyond the norm when the dx of terminal cancer is administered.

I have no options to suggest, except a lawyer, and then the time necessary to even decide if there's a case will take a sizeable chunk of the time she has left.

Peace, healing, and light to your both.
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