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My parents are immigrants, and can barely speak the language here regardless of being in the country for 30+ years.

I was severely abused as a child (beaten to the point of hospitalization on a couple occasions). I took these beatings often times for myself and to protect my little sisters (all of us are girls). My dad is an alcoholic and my mom has joined him in drinking over the years. He's had multiple DUI's caused a lot of family issues, financial issues for us, my mom never was willing to leave him, I stuck around to protect my sister because my mom was always working. We are all adults in our mid-late 20's now, great jobs and making a decent amount of money enough to support our own lives. 

My dad recently got out of jail, we used this time to get my mom back on her feet, she's working again now and seemed to be "okay". We've tried to put my dad in therapy, rehab, everything to waste money we didn't have and it's been a long hopeless road that we are not willing to die on.

I got a call while at work this morning, my dad was wasted, stole my moms car, drove himself to the probation officers office and was not able to understand what was required of him. This is not a new things for us, I pick up and the probation officer told me that he had denied the fact that he drank or that he drove (he hasn't had a license in 10 years due to multiple DUI's). I asked her to put the phone on speaker, explain to him what she was saying and hung up. He's been calling me to help him, I've been ignoring it, my mom's been calling me, which I'm sure is to leave work and go help him, but I really don't want to, I've wasted enough of my time on this BS. I'm happy, siblings are safe and happy, I'm not willing to deal with this.

The issue is that my mom is doing well, going to work properly and getting her mental health in check, if I choose not to help, my mom will fall back into drinking with him, stop going to work to drive him around to these appointments, and I'll end up with 2 alcoholic parents again.

AITA here if I continue to refuse to help?

I don't know what my options are..I'm just tired after having made soo many sacrifices for my wellness and my siblings wellness.

hanging up on my dad when he really needs someone right now