Girl’s Meds Mysteriously Vanish, Aunt Blames Her for Cousin’s Actions

Imagine being an 18-year-old girl, recently diagnosed with ADHD and on medication. You keep your meds on the bathroom counter, always locked away from your little brother. One day, your aunt and cousin come over, and you leave the bathroom unlocked since your brother isn’t home. Little did you know, this would lead to a dramatic family conflict.

Aunt and Cousin Pay a Visit

Meds Go Missing

Aunt’s Shocking Accusation

Cousin’s Troubling Past

Update: Cousin Banned

Police Involvement?

Med Management Struggles ‍♀️

Safety Measures

Cousin’s Suspicious Actions ️‍♂️

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Family Drama Unfolds Over Missing Meds

This 18-year-old girl’s world is turned upside down when her ADHD medication goes missing after her aunt and cousin visit. Her aunt accuses her of irresponsibly giving the meds to her cousin, but the girl insists she would never do such a thing. With the cousin now banned from their house, the family is left to deal with the aftermath of this dramatic event. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Empathetic comment on addiction and enabling behavior.

Don’t blame yourself for your cousin’s actions . Your aunt may be enabling her

ADHD meds mysteriously vanish, cousin steals them. NTA wins.

Commenter suggests going to police to teach culprit a lesson

NTA stands up for herself, advises calling the cops

Report the theft to avoid responsibility for drug trafficking

Count your pills and report your cousin to the cops!

Cousin planned to steal meds, aunt in denial. Fill police report?

Don’t let anyone police where you keep your medication . NTA

Visual cues help with memory, NTA for cousin’s actions

Lost ADHD meds? Some insurance plans cover early prescription refills

Don’t blame the girl for her cousin’s actions

Stand up for yourself! NTA. Call the police

Lock up your meds to avoid future theft, it’s common.

Get family involved to avoid police, NTA comment suggests

Aunt blames girl for missing meds, commenters say NTA

Blamed for cousin’s actions, NTA. Aunt needs reality check

Encouraging OP to take action with police involvement

Take charge and threaten legal action to protect your medication.

Stand up for yourself and report the theft!

Commenter supports OP and curses family, recommends no contact.

Encouraging response to medication theft, recommends police involvement.

Aunt in denial, cousin stole meds. NTA needs parents’ help

Caught in the crossfire: Aunt blames girl for cousin’s wrongdoing

Demanding meds back from family? NTA takes drastic measures!

Protect your medication from theft, but NTA for cousin’s actions

Private bathroom ≠ laying around. 15 y/o knew better

Stand your ground! NTA for protecting your medication.

Standing up for oneself in medicating, cousin at fault

Locking up meds is necessary, threaten to call police if necessary

Protect yourself and your meds from toxic family members

Don’t blame yourself for someone else’s actions. NTA . Great tip on using a purse to keep important items!

Protect yourself and go to the cops ASAP

Aunt blames girl for cousin stealing her meds. NTA.

Accused of selling thyroid meds shoved down thief’s pants

Cousin stole medication, NTA for being blamed.

Urgent action needed! NTA advises calling the cops

ADHD meds missing, 15yo NTA, but can prevent future mishaps

Addressing drug addiction is crucial, NTA for protecting yourself

Encouraging OP to take action against cousin for stolen meds

15-year-old lies and takes medication, OP is NTA

Advice for protecting ADHD meds from theft

Don’t blame the victim. Cousin needs to stop drug-seeking behavior

Cousin steals pills, lies, and plays victim. NTA.

Shitty parenting blamed for missing meds

Report to the police and inform parents of the danger

Be careful with controlled substances! YTA for being careless.

Commenter questions validity of post, but ultimately gives NTA.

Don’t trust that little sh*t: NTA warns girl

Don’t blame yourself for a thief’s actions

Cousin steals meds, blames OP’s niece. NTA for being upset

Protect yourself and report the theft to LE

Aunt blames girl for missing meds, commenters agree she’s NTA

Don’t blame the victim, NTA.

Aunt blames girl for missing meds, but commenters say NTA

Stand up for yourself and your meds! NTA

Aunt steals ADHD meds, blames cousin. OP NTA

Don’t blame yourself for your cousin’s actions, NTA. Here’s a helpful tip for managing your meds

Commenter is not at fault, but drama still unfolds ‍♀️

Keeping meds visible helps with depression and anxiety. NTA.

Protect your meds! NTA for blaming cousin

Protecting yourself from family?

Take control of your house and kick out the thieves!

Stand your ground! Your meds, your rules. #NTA

Cousin steals girl’s meds, aunt blames her. NTA stands up.

Medication mishap turns into family blame game

Stand up for yourself! You’re not the a**hole here

Don’t blame the victim! NTA for stolen prescription meds.

Not the a**hole in missing meds mystery

Blamed for cousin’s theft of meds? That’s messed up

Teen lies about missing meds, NTA advises locking up medication

Aunt blames you for cousin’s actions? NTA, get parents involved

Suggestion to file a police report for lost medication and tips for medication organization

Cousin steals girl’s meds, NTA for keeping them close

Protect your meds from potential misuse by your cousin’s friends

Aunt defends cousin’s theft, but commenters agree NTA

Stand up for yourself and demand an apology

Protect your medication, or it’s on you!

ADHD meds are a lifesaver, but out of sight, out of mind!

Protect your meds, protect your sanity

Keeping important medication in sight is crucial

Protect your meds, protect your health. NTA for setting boundaries.

ADHDer explains familiar alarms not working, calls out addict cousin and enabler aunt.

Missing meds given to minors, file police report ASAP

Report the theft to prevent future medication thefts

Be careful with controlled substances like Adderall. It’s a common problem