Imagine being a 50-year-old woman, struggling with two debilitating medical conditions, and having your own mother dismiss your pain and call you a lazy housewife. That’s exactly what happened to our fierce heroine, who’s been married for 25 years and has three children. After her mother’s relentless criticism and refusal to acknowledge her daughter’s disability, she finally snapped back and kicked her mom out of her home. But was she too harsh? Let’s dive into the story.
A Life-Altering Diagnosis

The Struggle of Being Disabled

A Supportive Husband

Mom’s Dismissive Attitude

The Unwanted Visit

The Explosive Confrontation

Kicking Mom Out

Family Fallout

Cutting Ties ✂️

A Wave of Support

Family Apologies

The Verdict: Standing Up for Herself
Our heroine’s story has struck a chord with many, and the outpouring of love and support has been overwhelming. With her family finally hearing her side of the story, apologies have been made, and it seems like some bridges may be mended. But one thing is for sure: She’s no longer letting anyone, not even her mom, dismiss her struggles and belittle her. You go, girl! Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
Setting boundaries with unsupportive mother, NTA.

Cutting off toxic family members brings peace and freedom

Empathetic comment and replies about dealing with unsupportive family members.

Commenter and replies share experiences with hidden disabilities and unsupportive family members.
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Sending an email was the right thing to do. NTA

NTA. A thoughtful comparison to make the point clear

Setting boundaries and shutting down drama with humor

Finding family support in unexpected places

NTA for kicking out verbally abusive mother after years of mistreatment

Disabled woman stands up to dismissive mother, applauded for courage.

OP’s family supports her decision to cut off toxic mom

Cutting off toxic family for self-care

Husband defends wife’s contribution to mortgage against mother-in-law’s comment

Disabled person shares experience, comment replies add humor.

Finding peace in cutting toxic family out

Finding solidarity and support in a fellow Redditor

Formerly independent woman shares touching story of supportive husband ❤

Relieved OP thanks commenters for support

Consider family counseling for a safe environment to express feelings

Heartwarming story of a helpful and loving mother-in-law ❤

Misunderstood or overreacting? Family drama at its finest

Commenter clarifies confusion about SAHM/W and disability.

Standing up for yourself against unreasonable expectations
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Being a STAHM is work . No pay, no respect?

Standing up to toxic family, NTA wins this round.

Stepdad and sister’s reactions unknown, but commenter is NTA

Empathetic comment supports OP’s decision to cut out toxic mother.

Commenter praises OP’s strength and resilience after traumatic injury.

Defending stay-at-home moms, but acknowledging the situation was hurtful

Cutting out toxic family members? Join r/JustNoMil for support!

A heartbreaking story of a daughter seeking her mother’s love

Finally standing up for herself!

Supportive comment suggests calmly communicating with mother for closure

Setting boundaries with toxic family members is liberating

Commenter sympathizes with OP’s struggle with MS and supports her reaction.

Survivor of abuse and legal guardian stands up to toxic mother

Daughter stands up to ableist mom in powerful confrontation.

Supportive comment validates OP’s decision to kick out mom

Daughter’s gratitude for stay-at-home mom’s sacrifices

Preserving mental health is key. NTA for standing up.

Cutting ties with disrespectful mother after 19 years. NTA

Husband’s savage response to mom’s insult leaves internet laughing

When reminded of her privilege, mom changes the subject

NTA. OP’s mom dismissed her pain and illness, endangering her life

Commenter shares struggles with MS, offers empathy to OP’s situation.

Standing up for oneself and not expecting a response

Exploring new options after phys therapy

Setting boundaries with toxic family members is important for self-care

Heartfelt NTA comment offering support and advice, with positive vibes ❤️

Empathetic comment validates chronic pain struggles and family dysfunction.

Commenter questions disabled mother’s choice to have a child

Commenter responds sarcastically to criticism, sparking no replies.

Passive-aggressive email exchange with mom

Clear-cut judgement, short and sweet.

Heartwarming support for MS patient dealing with insensitive mother.

Supportive comment acknowledges mother’s dismissive behavior and suggests no contact.

Standing up to toxic family members is important.

NTA. Supportive comment advises to cut toxic mother for well-being
