A member in my family has been the primary caregiver/power of attorney for another close member of the family. Now, however, after experiencing their own health issues they want to transition all the care to me. So my question is is there any basic advice or things I need to make sure I handle and understand before agreeing to this and what documents/information would I need to make this transition. I'm mostly thinking along the lines of documents, notaries and financials. Which papers do I need to sign? What leg work do I need to do? What should I know before signing? Some areas I'm most concerned about: Legal power of attorney documents Access to medical information and care Access to financial information, especially if the family member is getting public assistance

A few weeks ago, my 22-year-old niece Lexi came from Australia. She wanted to visit and tour the university my daughter Sadie goes to. Her third day here she slipped on snow, hit her back, and had a very traumatic trip to the ER just to find out she was fine. So her visit had a rough start. Other than that she said she really enjoyed it here. Well then she couldn't fly home. The night she found out, she cried for hours. I ran her a bath and then sent her to bed to calm her down. I know she's homesick, misses her family, she's in a country she doesn't know. I'm fully empathetic. Lexi and Sadie love arts and crafts, so before the quarantine I went and bought all the arts and crafts they could want. We have a piano, tv, weight room, a dog. I've really tried to make Lexi feel at home. Sadie has too. She's staying here instead of her own house to help. Well Lexi's unhappy and taking it out on me. She talks back, rolls her eyes, randomly bursts into tears, leaves a mess everywhere. The other day she took Sadie's car and drove off for hours. I calmly let her know how unacceptable that was. I told her she was grounded. She said, "What are gonna do? Make me stay in the house? You already are." I don't know WHAT to do! When her attitude gets too bad, I flat out send her to her room. It gives me a break at least. I don't want to "parent" my adult niece. This isn't normal behavior for her. But what can I do? I want her to be happy, and I want to stop the childish behavior. Please help.

Tattos used to be a "weird" thing in the past, but now everyone's doing it. Maybe in the future we will have the invertion.

They say that whoever has no sense of smell that 99% is sure they have the virus, so if she doesn't smell the poop is that she has the virus ... Help there guys, am I right !?

I got a job at a ski resort in colorado and the 3rd day in my 2 month contract my ex of 2 years tells me shes pregnant with my kid. 2 months later i came back, i called her every day and we stayed together. I ended up staying with her and her parents till our daughter was born. I had a steady job and dmoked weed alot and kept getting into legal trouble. We had our kid and i ended up getting in more trouble and getting addicted to drugs for about a month before moving out and breaking up. Me and her have gotten along great but i keep hopping jobs and getting in legal trouble its a rollercoaster. Ill have a gvmt job, great place and she'll be jealous if any girls talked to me, until i get into more trouble or lose my place then it will go back to where we stsrted. Ill keep getting good jobs and staying sober then ill lose my job and get a better one then lose that one all over again. During the last year we've been apart its been like this, we can go eat together with our daughter. I can tell her i love her and miss her and she will be a little hesitsnt to reply but she never tells me to move on. She doesn't want me to believe its over and theres nothing i can do or that in the future she cant predict if we will be together or not. Ive seen she hookups with some guys but shes afraid ill know and will deny being with anyone. I work at a hospitsl and live in a $1500month loft for 2 weeks, she said she just needs consistency.  Do i wait, or do i stop hoping