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My mom said she wasn't a daycare. When I asked if she could watch my daughter for one hour while.

My mom said she wasn't a daycare. When I asked if she could watch my daughter for one hour while I picked up medication. The next day she was at a theme park with my brother's kids, so I stopped paying their bills. Three months later, she called crying. Why are you ignoring us? I simply said, I. I never thought I'd be the kind of person to cut off my own mother. #aita #games #redditreadings #redditstories #storytime  If you had told me five years ago that I'd go no contact with her, I would've laughed in your face. But life has a funny way of forcing your hand for some background, I 34 female am a single mom to my daughter, Ellie four. I had her young and her dad bailed before she was even born. I won't lie, raising her alone was hard, but I did it. I worked my ass off, made sure she had everything she needed, and built a life for us. But then two years ago, I got hit with some health issues. Nothing life-threatening, but bad enough that I needed multiple surgeries and had to be on strict medication. There were days when I could barely get out of bed, days when I felt like I was failing Ellie, because I just physically couldn't keep up. I hated asking for help, but sometimes I had no choice. Now, my mom, Susan, 61 female, liked to act like she was this doting grandmother. She loved posting pictures of Ellie on Facebook, always writing long captions about how much she loved her, but in reality, she barely showed up. Meanwhile, my younger brother, Adam, 29, male, was the golden boy. He had two kids with his wife, Megan, and my mom bent over backwards for them If Adam so much has sneezed. My mom was there with tissues. I. If his wife had a headache, my mom was offering to babysit. Meanwhile, I could be on my deathbed and she'd still find a way to make an excuse. I put up with it for years. I let the favoritism slide because I figured, hey, maybe she just relates to Adam Moore. Maybe I was overreacting. Maybe it was all in my head. It wasn't. A few months ago, I had a really bad reaction to one of my medications. I was lightheaded, nauseous, and weak. I needed to pick up a new prescription from the pharmacy, but I didn't feel safe driving with Ellie in the car. So I did something I almost never did. I asked my mom for help. Hey, can you watch Ellie for an hour while I go to the pharmacy? She sighed, like I had just asked her for a kidney. I. I'm not a daycare, honey. You really need to start planning these things better. I just stood there, phone pressed to my ear, completely floored. I have mom, it's just for an hour. I don't feel good and I don't wanna take Ellie in the car while I'm like this. Another sigh. I really don't wanna get into the habit of this. The habit of what? Of helping your daughter when she's sick of spending time with your granddaughter. I felt my throat get tight, but I refused to beg. Okay, nevermind. I hung up. I took Ellie with me. I had to stop twice on the way home because I felt like I was going to pass out, but we made it. The next morning I woke up and checked my phone. There was a new Facebook post from my mom. She was at a theme park with Adam's kids full on smiles, cotton candy rides, laughing the caption. Best day ever with my favorite little ones. I saw red. I didn't even bother calling her. I. I just stared at the pictures, realizing something I was done. See, my mom and stepdad weren't exactly great with money. They had a habit of overspending on things they didn't need, and then conveniently forgetting to pay for essentials....., #redditstories #mildrama #toxicfamily #aita #storytime #relationshipdrama #familyconflicts #crazymil #entitledparents #redditaita #truestory #StepmomStory #toxicrelatives #redditreadings #RedditConfessions