Thread by @KateSpitzmiller

So I just found out that it is illegal in most US states for parents to disinherit their disabled children.

Which is interesting because my parent disinherited me last year basically BECAUSE I’m disabled and she “didn’t believe it.”

Which also means:

The flying monkeys/enablers who took part in deliberately destroying my life a year ago at the behest of my parent who wanted my life destroyed because she didn’t believe I was disabled—& therefore are expecting $$$ from my parent’s will as compensation for destroying my life…

May not be as financially secure as they think they are

Now that my parent is dead

& everyone is drooling over what the will says/what their chunk of the booty will be.

I’m interested in finding an estate attorney knowledgeable abt this (licensed to practice in Colorado).

As a reminder:

I have two federally-recognized disabilities, both of which are covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Which my Dad HELPED WRITE.

#LongCovid
#CPTSD

Background:

I AM ON FOOD STAMPS.

I cannot work.

I am basically bedbound.

The people who destroyed my life a year ago because “long covid isn’t real” are ALL extremely wealthy.

But they wanted *more.*

And it actually gets worse.

There is a trust my Dad set up in the 1980s for my “health and welfare.”

Last June—when I was severely ill & disabled both physically & cognitively, and also HOMELESS—“someone” stopped the monthly income I’d been getting for my healthcare.

I found out last week that the “someone” was my extremely rich parent who requested that the trust send HER the income monthly instead of me.

So money my Dad wanted me to have for my “health & welfare” went to someone who already had massive amounts of money.

🤔

Fact:

American “ethics” can be quantified by level of privilege.

The richer a person is, the more fucked up their moral character.

My parent died on a recreational trip to French Polynesia.

I haven’t been able to pay my electric bill since January.

🤔