Taken from life. “Brother promised that he would take care of our mother”: Instead, he signed papers and gave her to the institution

When my mother began to weaken, we all knew that she needed help. < img src = "https://zycie.news/crrops/6dbcea/620x0/1/0/2025/03/29/vz1lefb4f1uszrrr58vx3q1hohfhq7v1htpg0wz3.jpg" alt = "old lady @pexels" styles = "background-color: rgba (70,70,70.1)" > < p > It was not about medical care yet, but about the presence of & ndash; That someone would shop, make sure the drug & oacute; in, gave tea on the worse day. I lived far away, I had small children and a full -time job.

< p > brother & ndash; The only son, the eye in our head is & ndash; He said: < br />< br /> & mdash; & AMP; BDQUO; Don't worry. I will take care of her. I live five streets away. & Amp;

< p > I was touched. I thought: “Bdquo; maybe it will really be fine. He has his boyfriend with him. & AMP; RDQUO; I did not know that for him my mother was only a problem to solve. They flew two months.

< P >I called, asked. My brother sold me: < br />< br /> & mdash; & AMP; BDQUO; Everything under control. & AMP; Bdquo; Mama sleeps a lot, don't call, because you get her tired. ” < p > I started to feel something. This is a feeling that mothers have & ndash; I had my mother towards my mother. I went without announcement. < p > She didn't open. The neighbor looked at me embarrassed. < p > — & AMP; BDQUO; Mrs. Mama ? A & Hellip; You did not know ? led her & hellip; to some resort. &

< p > I froze. & what did you do ? &

< p > A moment of silence.

< p > then cool tone: < br />< br /> & mdash; & AMP; BDQUO; I can't do it. She will have better care there. And more societies. & Amp;

< p > — & AMP; BDQUO; You promised. & AMP; RDQUO; & Amp; MDASH; I whispered.

< p > — & AMP; BDQUO; I'm not a nurse. ” < p > I went to the square & oacute; wki. I found her sitting at the window, staring into the distance. She went out. She didn't cry. Did not complain. < p > just said quietly:

< p >< br /> & mdash; & AMP; Bdquo; I thought I would be with my family to the end. But probably now the family has more important things & hellip; &

< p > I grabbed her hand. But I felt something bursting, which would not glue any more. My brother does not appear. M & oacute; that & bdquo; settled the matter ' < p > A I & Hellip; I don't know if I will forgive. Not only him.

< p > but also & ndash; for trusted that the word 'I will take care of' means the same thing to him as for me.

< p > because it is not enough to sign the paper & oacute; in and get rid of the weight. Mom was not a burden. Was our mother.