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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 305827" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>I hope they learn from this.</p><p></p><p>easy child needs to tell sister in law that any more 'deals' like this and she will refuse to see the inlaws or let the kids see them. at that point sister in law will probably refuse to have much to do with them also. It may be a big relief to him.</p><p></p><p>It will still hurt. When i stopped pushing husband to have the family contact his mother at Christmas, at least a phone call, he became much more relaxed. some mother in law's just are not as wonderful as you are!</p><p></p><p>I hope they get the squatters out soon. At least the new appliances were not there to be destroyed/stolen. i hope the old appliances are not stolen.</p><p></p><p>Hugs, it is HARD to see your kids go through this!</p><p></p><p>At least when my mom's whacked out plan to let my brother 'use' my washer and dryer and vacuum while we lived with her ended sort of well. He didn't hook up the washer because he had one. He did use my washer as a workbench and destroyed the surface on the lid. The dryer was toast. the inside was COVERED in grease from clothes he rinsed instead of using soap on. The entire inside was covered in nicks and gouges from chains and parts he left in pockets. The vacuum cleaner just died, like every vacuum he ever uses. (He has destroyed at least one of every brand, including Kirby and rainbow!!)</p><p></p><p>So my dad, who did NOT want my mom to let my bro "use" my appliances, bought us brand new ones. Anything we wanted. Doesn't sound like mother in law or father in law is willing to do that. poor easy child. It is so HARD when you learn this stuff the hard way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 305827, member: 1233"] I hope they learn from this. easy child needs to tell sister in law that any more 'deals' like this and she will refuse to see the inlaws or let the kids see them. at that point sister in law will probably refuse to have much to do with them also. It may be a big relief to him. It will still hurt. When i stopped pushing husband to have the family contact his mother at Christmas, at least a phone call, he became much more relaxed. some mother in law's just are not as wonderful as you are! I hope they get the squatters out soon. At least the new appliances were not there to be destroyed/stolen. i hope the old appliances are not stolen. Hugs, it is HARD to see your kids go through this! At least when my mom's whacked out plan to let my brother 'use' my washer and dryer and vacuum while we lived with her ended sort of well. He didn't hook up the washer because he had one. He did use my washer as a workbench and destroyed the surface on the lid. The dryer was toast. the inside was COVERED in grease from clothes he rinsed instead of using soap on. The entire inside was covered in nicks and gouges from chains and parts he left in pockets. The vacuum cleaner just died, like every vacuum he ever uses. (He has destroyed at least one of every brand, including Kirby and rainbow!!) So my dad, who did NOT want my mom to let my bro "use" my appliances, bought us brand new ones. Anything we wanted. Doesn't sound like mother in law or father in law is willing to do that. poor easy child. It is so HARD when you learn this stuff the hard way. [/QUOTE]
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