Reply #110: He wanted her to continue treatment

[Fredda Weinberg]

In the oncologist's office he tried to pressure her, "Don't you want to see your granddaughter's twelfth birthday?"

My mother waited until he went back home before she gave up the chemo. When my sister-in-law couldn't get what she wanted on the phone, they called Family Services and accused me of abusing my mother. Fortunately for me, the investigator met up with the home care nurse at the agency before stopping by the house. As soon as I opened the door and she introduced herself, she saw my reaction and gave me a hug - telling me what she'd already found out. On her way out, she gave me her card and told me that if the "anonymous party" tried to intervene again, she'd ask the judge for sanctions - that's how I knew that my SIL, who's licensed in Florida, was involved.