In today's Dear Annie column, a reader seeks Annie Lane's advice on how to deal with a sibling and son who both have multiple issues.
Hoarding chickens and geese and then not taking care of them is just one of the issues siblings are dealing with when it comes to their younger sister.
Laura is in poor health. She has urinary incontinence and refuses to wear personal protection for urinary incontinence. She urinates in red Solo cups and sets the cups filled with urine around the bedroom. The reason she urinates so much is because she is addicted to iced tea. She drinks about a gallon of sweet tea per day.
They have two dogs, some laying hens and three female geese. One of the dogs is very old and has teeth that are rotten and falling out. The dog smells dreadful. The other dog is in a crate in the garage about 23 hours a day. The problem is that my younger sister has been told to leave dozens of times, unless she pays rent and cleans up after herself, her son and her pets.
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