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Input: My family moved to Florida 2 years ago, I preferred to stay in Canada because I grew up here and have little interest in uprooting myself because they wanted to move. I would stay in the family home paying utilities, until I could afford to move out/find a roommate.

I just graduated Uni and got my first permanent job. A few months before they left my little brother was rushed to the hospital where they found a tumor in his brain, it was small and he had a pre-existing condition which made it hard to diagnose as cancerous or not. Nothing was done about it as that would require major surgery, the plan was to monitor it and see if it grows before doing anything.


Almost a year ago, after they had been living there for a few months, the tumor became malignant. My brother had reached stage 4 and was diagnosed with a Glioblastoma. He was rushed to the hospital and had emergency surgery to remove as much as they can. I flew down immediately and stayed for 4 months while chemo and radiation treatment was on going for him. At this point my Mother the primary breadwinner had lost her job. 

I moved back to Canada and went back to work, my parents take care of my brother. Mom found a new job, Dad took a leave to care for my brother full time. 

My parents say they can't make me move to Florida with them. My other relatives heavily imply that I should move and help care for my brother and my parents. I feel like I've abandoned them to face this alone at the same time know that I have no interest in living in the states, or how I would leave after the inevitable happens. Am I the asshole for refusing to move/leaving?

not moving in to help care for my terminally ill brother