Laurence's sister refused to tell her where she placed their mother with Alzheimer's disease.

The latter turned her back on her siblings when she learned that she was an adulterous child.

On "La Libre antenna" of Europe 1, Laurence is worried about her mother, whom she would like to see.

TESTIMONY

Laurence's mother has Alzheimer's disease.

After several months without being able to visit her, Laurence found her mother's apartment empty.

His sister then refused to tell him where their mother had been placed.

The latter has turned her back on Laurence and her brother since she learned that she was an adulterous child and that she met her half-siblings.

At the microphone of Olivier Delacroix, on "La Libre antenna" of Europe 1, Laurence talks about her complicated relationship with her sister.

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“My mom has had Alzheimer's disease for a few years. I couldn't visit her between April and May because I had an accident at work. I went back to work, couldn't go home. Then I had to take time off to look after my granddaughter in the South. When I returned to see my mother, I found the apartment empty. My mother My sister had put it somewhere, without wanting to tell me where. 

My mother is not under curatorship.

My sister is not keeping us informed.

When I found the apartment empty, I texted her asking what she had done with mom and where I could see her.

I did not have any answer.

I tried to reach my niece to find out where my mother was.

She told me I just had to take care of it and hung up on me.

No more news.

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I want to see my mother alive

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I learned from my daughter, who lives 450 km from here, that my mother is in such and such a hospital.

I learned through social media that my sister was emptying my mother's house.

I don't think she has the right, especially without telling me and my brother.

I know she might be in trouble because my mom is a vulnerable person.

When I was told that she was in such and such a hospital, I called and was confirmed that she was there.

With covid-19, it's already very complicated.

My sister is also putting us in the wheel.

My working hours did not allow me to go see her.

She is in a hospital which is 30 km from my home.

My mother is not dead, I want to see her alive.

My sister thinks she is allowed everything.

She appears on social networks with my mother lying on the hospital bed.

There is something wrong with his head.

I thought about sending him a registered letter to tell him it was going to end up in court, but it wouldn't help. 

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My sister is taking revenge on us 

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My sister an adulterous child.

We are 15 years apart.

It is the youngest.

She found out very late, when her biological father passed away.

I got along very well with his father, he was a friend of my parents.

When I got divorced, he supported me.

He considers me a bit like his daughter.

When he died, she got to know her half-siblings.

Since then, only them matter.

In fact, she even calls herself with her own name, even though she bears our father's name. 

The day she knew that we were just her half-siblings, we no longer existed.

When she was born, she was taken everywhere.

We pretended she was our sister.

I knew she was my half-sister, but we never made a difference.

I knew my mom had someone before she got pregnant.

My father didn't say anything because he didn't know it.

Her biological father knew that my sister was his daughter at the same time as my father.

My mom never told him. 

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Today I see that my mother is seriously ill.

It even seems that she says "Hello madam" to my sister.

I, who haven't seen her for six months, wonder how she will welcome me.

My fear is to find myself in the same hospital room as my sister, whom I do not want to cross.

For me, she's no longer my sister, she's a stranger.

She zapped us, I zapped her too.

I don't want to see her anymore.

I think she is taking revenge on us, when we have nothing to do with it.

She did not know how to separate things.

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