Dear Annie: I need help, but I have a brother -in -law who doesn’t know where to go. He is a deceased person. The house where he lived was his parents, but now is full of junk, and he does nothing to keep it clean. He buys several items and his garage is overflowing, so new items are left in the outside box.
He was doing a good job, but he was retired, and he had no financial advisor to support his investment. He does not trust the stock market, currently has a savings of less than $ 500, and lives with a social security of about $ 1,800 per month. He has four vehicles. None of them are executed, he cannot find their title.
He is a veteran, but cannot find the necessary papers to get the help from VA. He had recently paid it because he received an Erikis prescription and had $ 500 to pay for the drug. My wife wakes up in the middle of the night and is worried about what will happen to him, so I can’t sleep.
Who can you talk to, or where can you ask for help? -Decaps for your brother -in -law
Dear storage for brothers -in -law: It is important to recognize that you are a mental illness, not caused by lazy or poor hygiene, but is closely related to obsessive -compulsive disorder.
The National Alliance of Mental Insiol is a list of various resources for people who are suffering from stocking, such as the HOARDING CLEANUP, a national directory of the international OCD Foundation and the nationwide cleanup service. Access their website or call on 1-800-462-7337.
You also need to contact the local retirement office. Without his documents, they should be able to track his military record and collect profits given rights. VA also offers mental health services. This helps to treat your brother -in -law.
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