Amputee Feet

How to put an end to the family of feed you!?

Okay, this is really a complicated story long, I have 33 years, the only one in my family who is not an alcoholic or drug addict, and the only which has never been in jail / prison .. sad huh? I walked away from here when I was 16 and returned on occasion for short periods of time. I have had my feet planted back here in the country for almost two years now and in the past year I have taken on the role as caretaker of my alcoholic father who is an amputee (which was homeless when I got home), and since then, my younger brother has been released from prison, he would only remain to get to their feet, but now has nowhere go and is staying for a while. They are so dependent on me that I can not seem to tell them to go because I'm concerned where it will end up! I went through a divorce, this last year and now has a new man in my life, he is very patient, but I'm leaving the drainage sais me! How I can support my family, but make out on your own? I'm ready to run again!

Let me preface this by saying that I am not an expert. But I think you have to take care of yourself first place because if not, then there will be no help to them in the long term. It has to be hard for them but sounds like it has been almost too easy for them. They are placed in the situation they are in. No one else did. , Right? You can not save people who really do not want to be saved. It can only help those who are willing to help themselves. Take care of yourself first. Cut some slack. You are not Super woman as much as you would like to be sure. ? I know I'm not.

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