Common Family Conflicts
Questions and Answers
-
- My mother is becoming increasingly intrusive and embarrassing to be with. What can I do?
1 Expert Answer
-
- My father is 92 and totally crippled. His biggest fear all his life has been that one day he might end up in a home. I have nursing care for him, but he refuses to have them 24 hours a day. They put him to bed in the evening and then return the next day. He is alone all night with no one there to help him if he needs something...
1 Expert Answer, 1 Community Answer
-
- Both my parents live with our family which consists of myself, husband, and 13 year old son. My son is having a very difficult time dealing with my mother's (his grandmother's) dementia. He doesnt want to talk with her or eat meals with her. Do you have some suggestions? He also does not want to talk to anyone other than me...
1 Expert Answer
-
- When one sibling refuses to let another visit a parent, the best solution may not come from the courts, but from appealing to reason.
1 Expert Answer
-
- adult with alzheimer's fighting with a three year old child
1 Expert Answer
-
- If you have an immediate family member who had an brain aneurysm, what is the likelihood of having one myself? Find out at Caring.com.
1 Expert Answer, 1 Community Answer
-
1 Expert Answer, 1 Community Answer
-
- My dad wants to be the advocate for my mother regarding healthcare, but he does not question the doctors and doesn't understand anything technical they tell him well enough to pass it on to me. How do I go about setting up a channel of communication between her doctors and me?
1 Expert Answer
-
- Since my mother came to live with me, our relationship has gone down hill and my home feels like a prison.
1 Expert Answer, 1 Community Answer
-
- Brothers and sisters may disagree on how to share the burden of caring for a parent. Read expert tips on delegating work and avoiding resentment.
1 Expert Answer