My grandma is physically and emotionally abusive, but I feel obligated to keep taking care of her

I’m honestly just mentally exhausted and I don’t know what to do anymore.

I’ve been living with my grandma and taking care of her, and for the longest time I just thought this was what I was supposed to do. I always thought I would live with her and take care of her until she died. But I’m starting to realize how unhealthy and abusive this situation actually is.

She is mean and hateful to me constantly. She’s negative about pretty much everything, and I feel like I hear the same questions over and over every single day, sometimes multiple times a day. I know she’s getting older and I know she needs help, but I honestly don’t have the patience anymore. I feel mentally drained all the time.

My boyfriend recently moved out, and I honestly think living in this situation has put a huge strain on our relationship over the past few years. It feels like everything in my life has been affected by living here.

Even my kids don’t really come around because of how mean she can be. And that breaks my heart.

But the part that really made me stop and think is that she has become physically abusive toward me. She has put a knife on me. She has slapped me in the face about five times and punched me twice. I’ve never wanted to put my hands back on her, and I won’t. I know I can call the police, but I’ve always had this mindset that she’s my grandma and I’m supposed to take care of her no matter what.

Now I’m realizing that I’m actually in a domestic violence situation too.

The problem is, I literally have nowhere to go. I never planned on leaving because I thought I would be here until she died, so I don’t have money saved for an apartment, deposits, moving expenses, etc. It’s me and my dog, and I’m not willing to give up my dog just to get somewhere safe.

Has anyone been in a situation like this with an elderly family member? Is there actually help available for someone in my situation with getting out, finding housing, deposits/moving costs, and somewhere that will allow my dog?

I’m not looking to abandon my grandma. I just don’t want to spend the rest of my life being her caregiver while being verbally and physically abused. I feel guilty even saying that, but I’m exhausted. I need to get out and I need to figure out how to do it without ending up homeless.

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 4 days ago

[REQ] $30, Ohio, Repay $40 on 09/08, Venmo, car part to get to new job

Hello, BorrowNew! First time borrower here. I’m needing $30 to get a car part that I need to get my car running so I can make it to my new job this week. I just started a new job and really need reliable transportation to get there. I’m expecting to have money coming in soon and can repay $40 on 09/08. I can provide proof of employment/income if needed. I have Venmo available for receiving the loan.

I really appreciate anyone who can help me out with this. I’m just trying to get this small car issue taken care of so I can get to work and start getting back on my feet. ❤️

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 1 month ago

Tribal loans that work with venmo

So I get my direct deposit and also my other income for my self-employment I do through all through venmo and my gross income would be around $3500 I'm just trying to get a loan I tried universal victory capital I was approved but then they couldn't take venmo as my bank

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 2 months ago
▲ 521 r/BeforeandAfter+1 crossposts

My boyfriend turned this unfinished attic into a cozy usable space — before & after

Started as a rough unfinished attic, and he turned it into a clean, cozy usable space. He added flooring, walls, lighting, storage, and even windows. Still a work in progress, but heres before and after

u/Medium_Fly9832 — 4 months ago

The last 4 digits of my SSN match my dad’s birthday — what are the odds?

Random cool fact about me: the last 4 digits of my Social Security number match my dad’s birthday.

My dad passed away when I was younger, so I’ve always thought it was kind of wild and honestly a little special — like one of those tiny universe-wink moments.

I looked it up/math’d it out a little, and I think the odds are around 1 in 10,000, Does anyone else have a weird/ number date similar?

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 4 months ago

Is there any cash advance apps that let you clear what you owe and start fresh?

So I owe Dave I owe quite a few I was just wondering if any of them will let me clear the balance and start over again If so please let me know which ones cuz I'm desperately in need of help right now and I can't seem to find any tribal loans that will prove me in Yes I know people are going to say those are bad but that's where I'm at right now

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 4 months ago

Has anyone with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Ohio Medicaid gotten Wegovy approved with prior authorization?

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to see if anyone has experience getting Wegovy approved through Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Ohio Medicaid.

My provider prescribed it and said it may need a prior authorization. I have high blood pressure, and I’m trying to figure out if that helped anyone qualify or get approved when they submitted the PA.

A few questions:

Did Anthem/BCBS Medicaid approve Wegovy for you?

Was it covered for weight loss/weight management with high blood pressure listed as a related condition?

Did your doctor have to submit certain wording or diagnosis codes?

How long did the prior authorization take?

Did you get denied first and have to appeal?

I’m not asking for medical advice — just trying to understand what other people’s experience was with Anthem Medicaid and the PA process.

Thanks!

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 4 months ago
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What the heck is Daisy mixed with 😂

Her mom is pit/boxer and her dad is supposedly corgi. She’s about 30 lbs, 2.5 years old, and her tongue is always doing its own thing lol. Do y’all see the corgi in her or do you think something else snuck in there?

u/Medium_Fly9832 — 4 months ago
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Being a caregiver for my grandmother who is showing signs of dementia but as always been a difficult person

I'm having a really hard time. I could use some advice. My grandma always has been very outspoken, loud, and very opinionated. What I'm noticing is, she's getting older and time's going on, that she is getting worse, and she's being more negative, and it's taking a toll on me because we live together. I do feel responsible for her because, and I feel obligated to her because she's always been there for me. I just don't feel like I have the patience, and I'm just not mentally capable of doing this on my own, and I don't have any family to help. Just looking for advice

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 5 months ago

Being a caregiver for my grandmother who is showing signs of dementia but has always been a real difficult person just need advice

I'm having a really hard time. I could use some advice. My grandma always has been very outspoken, loud, and very opinionated. What I'm noticing is, she's getting older and time's going on, that she is getting worse, and she's being more negative, and it's taking a toll on me because we live together. I do feel responsible for her because, and I feel obligated to her because she's always been there for me. I just don't feel like I have the patience, and I'm just not mentally capable of doing this on my own, and I don't have any family to help. Just looking for advice

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 5 months ago

Caregiving for my elderly grandmother died possibly has dementia has always had a difficult personality but it's getting worse and worse how to deal?

I'm having a really hard time. I could use some advice. My grandma always has been very outspoken, loud, and very opinionated. What I'm noticing is, she's getting older and time's going on, that she is getting worse, and she's being more negative, and it's taking a toll on me because we live together. I do feel responsible for her because, and I feel obligated to her because she's always been there for me. I just don't feel like I have the patience, and I'm just not mentally capable of doing this on my own, and I don't have any family to help. Just looking for advice ?!

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 5 months ago

Unclaimed funds Ohio

My mother passed away and I went and looked on website under unclaimed funds for her and there's about $600 I submitted paperwork about 3 months ago her death certificate.my. ID it also wanted me to verify all her old address but I was unable because I didn't have any of her old mail anybody ever dealt with this?

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u/Medium_Fly9832 — 5 months ago