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recently i was asked about my situation, and was told i should leave it on here. healthwise, well physically, as long as i keep moving my range of motion improves.

unfortunately, that's as good as it gets.

i still live with my parents who are still impossible.

neither of them work or do much at home.

they both drink and smoke weed. i know most people nowdays do, but it literally makes me nauseous and gives me headaches. my parents have known that my whole life.

they have me pay 1/2 of the ret and the entire electric bill, then they steal what's left of my money.

my own mom has told e twice she hates me, yet they wont let me leave.

they keep making me regress further and further back, and all i am determined to do s get better. but that will NEVER happen while i'm here. my mom wont eve tell my dr. aything i say. and they keep me seperated from the ENTIRE outside world. my mom has alienated every 1 of my friends, ad to have internet i have interet i have to pay for it.

A.P.S. did come 1, but i need them to come back bad.

i have a broken wrist right now, and my mom says i'm stupid, but i'm still determined to walk. i really dont understand how trying makes you stupid.

if ayone would PLEASE help me with A.P.S.(that's adult protective services), please call or email a.p.s. of texas.

THANK OU FOR LISTENING AD FOR ALL YOUR SUPORT AND HELP. KEEP SMILING CUZ IT COULD BE WORSE. TRUST ME.

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Hi Chrystal,

I'm happy to see that you are posting and that you are trying to improve your situation.

If you don't mind sharing, what did the adult protective service offer to do for you during their last visit after I notified them to contact you?

I'm sure that you have the APS contact's email address, so I don't understand why you don't just email them directly and let them know specifically what you need? When your case worker called me, she seemed like a caring and thorough individual.

As you well know, the privacy laws are such that if anyone contacts APS for you, all we could say is "contact Chrystal". Other than your case worker saying "I know Chrystal and I'll go see her today", she's not free to discuss your situation with anyone else.

With what you have shared here, I don't think it's a healthy place for you to live at home, so I hope, if that is your desire, that you can find alternate housing.

Please let us know how you progress.

Ron, KS

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ron,

thanks for that.

and i agree that its not healthy to be here. i do want to leave very bad. i want to get all better and go back to work. i feel useless and i think i have earned my chance to prove that i can make it without my parents.

i dont mind sharing.

she told me its not my responsibility to pay 4 my parents and said she'd help me get out, but she never came back.

all i need is for people to coplain for me. if you call you can stay anonymous. just dont say i asked you to and they should let you.

the more people that complain, the faster they come.

Ron, Kansas said:

Hi Chrystal,

I'm happy to see that you are posting and that you are trying to improve your situation.

If you don't mind sharing, what did the adult protective service offer to do for you during their last visit after I notified them to contact you?

I'm sure that you have the APS contact's email address, so I don't understand why you don't just email them directly and let them know specifically what you need? When your case worker called me, she seemed like a caring and thorough individual.

As you well know, the privacy laws are such that if anyone contacts APS for you, all we could say is "contact Chrystal". Other than your case worker saying "I know Chrystal and I'll go see her today", she's not free to discuss your situation with anyone else.

With what you have shared here, I don't think it's a healthy place for you to live at home, so I hope, if that is your desire, that you can find alternate housing.

Please let us know how you progress.

Ron, KS

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Hi Chrystal,



I cannot believe it is like a popularity contest where the more folks that call, the more they will react. An email from YOU to them has to be the most direct method for them to take action. I took the action that you requested and I contacted them for you the last time.

Have you emailed them specifically that you want out, and you want out right now?
I read somewhere in the TX APS website that they first respond to telephone calls, but they do respond to emails. Their emails are not monitored 24 hours per day like their phone calls are.


Ron, KS