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Input: Almost two years ago my grandfather had a debilitating stroke. While in the ER and surgeries, his four daughters were arguing passive aggressively in the room with him, all out yelling in the waiting room. Stressful, so there's some room for understanding there. A couple times there were some hard decisions to make, intubate or not, amputate or not etc. In those moments, the daughters, if not fighting, would dissapear. I held power of attorney and even though my grandma was ok, she was too overwhelmed to make a decision and asked me to. So I did.

After months of hospital and nursing recovery, my grandfather comes home, but needs round the clock care for hygiene, etc. Their house needed renovating and updating for wheelchair access and 1 of the 4 showed up to help. Otherwise I got help from other friends to change flooring, update bathrooms, and renovate their rental house behind them.

Paid caretaking costs ~$15/hr and not something they can afford. I tried getting them enrolled in supplemental help or programs with paid caretaking, but they were denied multiple times because they showed too many assets on paper as they were on the mortgage and title to one of their daughters houses. She also had another car they lent her they wanted to sign their names off of. She ignored every attempt we made at contacting her.

As I was doing majority of the caretaking, renovating, errands, appts etc., I reached out to all the sisters multiple times to coordinate the help. I made a calendar and asked that they cover just 1 weekend a month or pay to have it covered. One came for about a year, and covered weekday mornings, but left to get a job. Through the whole thing I lost my business and don't have time for a job or even back to school other than some online courses I take late at night.

Recently, my grandmother and I had a discussion about her involving her daughters directly. She said she can't force anyone to do anything and feels bad interrupting their careers and lives. I think in effort to get her daughters attention, she's been telling people I don't allow her daughters over. 

AITA if I walk away from this situation completely to recover my life and leave it between my grandparents and their daughters to figure out?

leaving my grandparents care to their 4 daughters