Dear Amy: My cousin was living with and taking care of my mom near the end of my mom’s life.
If you know that this family member abused your elderly mother, then your anger is justified. Why should you forgive this person?
There is no excuse for your cousin’s behavior, and you might investigate any possible ways to pursue this legally.You liberated your mother from her challenging circumstances, and she was happier at the end of her life. Support groups function best when members do a lot of listening, some commiserating, and — finally — offer advice and resources to one another.
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