• John yelling at mom. I intervene. Mom can’t take medications independently, Mom doesn’t know the days of the week on a pill organizer
    Mar 26 2026

    (John): Look for the tag..That says Thursday!

    (Mom): Okay. No, but, don’t! Turn on the light, I can’t see!

    (John): The light is over there, here is where the light is.

    You don’t need the light on in there.

    (Mom): Stop— Jesus Christ.

    Why are you doing this to me?

    (John): Because you need to do this!

    Read it! Im asking you to read one fucking word!

    (Mom): I’ve never seen this before?!

    (John): I don’t care! I said read the tag!

    (Mom): The tag says Sunday.

    (John): Okay, then what!

    Whats another one?

    (Mom): Can I take the pill now?

    (John): I said, read the tag!

    (Mom): I did!

    (John): No you didn’t! You read one! There’s four tags there! Read the tag!

    (Mom): Okay. God…

    Sunday is passed.. god..

    So Sunday is the one? —oh Never mind.

    (John): Again, read the tag!

    (Mom): Why—why are you doing this to me?

    (John): Because, I said… Read the tag!

    (Mom): Oh!

    (John):—and for some reason, you refuse to read the tag!

    (Mom): Okay, This one is Sunday, so what do I do now?

    (John): Oh my god—How many times do I have to say read the tags?! That’s Sunday is one tag, there’s four of them!

    (Mom): Okay.

    (John): Read the tags!

    (Mom): Okay! Okay I’ll read all the tags, god. Sunday is here, Saturday… Is it Saturday?

    (John): No, okay that’s another tag, there’s two other ones still. Keep reading the tags until you read all four of the tags!

    (Mom): Okay. okay. (Mom crying)

    (Mom): Where are you?

    That’s it? I took my pills now?

    (Rebeca): Your worried about what, mama? Yes, you did, you’re done.

    Come sit with me.

    (Mom): Okay.

    I’m going to go downstairs.

    (Rebecca): come sit with me. What did you eat for dinner?

    (Mom): umm ummm.

    (Rebecca): Come sit with me and talk with me a little bit.

    (Mom): Wait., That's what happened to me last time, and I took all of them. I popped them all in.

    (Rebecca): I know.

    (Rebecca): Okay, come sit here, sit down for a minute, take a breath.

    (Mom): I’ll sit with you and take a breath. Okay.

    (Rebecca): God, shit. It's a lot of yelling..

    Yeah.

    (Rebecca): for a long time.

    (Mom): I know. It's okay, don't say anything. Please. okay?

    (Rebecca): I'm pretending that I'm not home, okay?

    (mom): Okay.

    (Rebecca): It’s not okay, though, he can't be doing that.

    (Mom): God. Okay, all right.

    (Rebecca): You feel better?

    (mom): Yea.

    (Rebecca): want to put pajamas on?

    (Mom): All right.

    (Rebecca): Might as well.

    (mom): Actually, I’m, I’m gonna keep my clothes on, because we're going to tonight?

    (Rebecca): You’re leaving tonight?

    (mom): Yeah—

    (Rebecca): or tomorrow?

    (Mom): Yeah.

    (Rebecca): Okay. I have my bag ready and everything.

    (Rebecca): Is it ready? You have two pairs of underwear? Two pants, two t-shirts?

    (Mom): Yes.

    (Rebecca): Two socks?

    (mom) Yes.

    (Rebecca): Did he yell at you?

    (mom): No. It's just the fucking pills. I hate him.

    I get anxious.

    (Rebecca): Why cant he hand it to you?

    He's sitting right there.

    (mom): I don’t know.. He's like that, ah, it's okay.

    (Rebecca): It's not okay. It's making you worse. You shouldn't be having anxiety with this.

    (Mom): I know.

    (Rebecca): Okay. Drink more water, mama. Drink water, When you go downstairs, okay?

    Do you want hot tea?

    (Mom): No.

    (Rebecca): Okay, good, keep walking. straight ahead. You can do it, I’ll turn the light on for you.

    (Mom): Why don't you just come in with me and make tea with me?

    (Rebecca): You want me to go with you to make the tea?

    (Mom): Yeah.

    (Rebecca): okay, let's go.

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