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Am I the angle for being jealous of my brother with cancer?

If he's getting more attention, then yeah.

Would you be jealous of Sam had cancer?

No.

No.

Would Sam be jealous if you had cancer?

No, we don't think so.

I think Sam would be very, very supportive.

Neither of them are attention horse. Good for him.

Electrical shock 412 says, I female 18 have a brother, M26, who has terminal cancer. So almost

Sam and I, a little bit older than. Ever since he got sick, my family has given me less attention,

which is understandable. There it is. Yikes. But now it feels like it's to the point where they don't care about me as much anymore. We have a family group chat on my birthday. Everybody asked how he was doing instead of wishing me happy birthday. My parents watch movies with him and spend time with him and never invite me. Wait. Okay. About the birthday thing. I know that sucks, but like, was it the week before he got diagnosed with cancer and then it was your birthday?

Or, never invite me. Wait, okay, about the birthday thing. I know that sucks, but like, was it the week before he got diagnosed with cancer and then it was your birthday? Or was it like three months? And then, you know, like, I just want to know the timing of the birthday thing. Yeah, I guess so. Yeah. I think it does depend. But it, from what it sounds like, it sounds like it wasn't. Yeah, you should still be said happy birthday. Say happy birthday. Yeah. I was just like, was it the day before? A few days ago, I got frustrated by the fact that I'm feeling so left out and ignored that I told my mom about it. I told her that I was feeling like a glass child. She called me disgusting and couldn't believe that I was jealous of my brother with cancer. So am I the A-hole?

Glass child.

I don't know exactly. I'm like contextually, I think I know what that means. Oh. Are they a see-through child? That's so good. Yeah. I think that's what she means. Transparent. Yeah, like no one sees me. Glass child, a person with a disability. Wait, what? Oh, Glass children or siblings of a person with a disability?

The word glass means people tell. me. Glass child, a person with a disability. Wait, what? Oh, glass children or siblings of a person with a disability?

The word glass means people tend to see right through them and focus only on the person with the disability.

Word.

Yeah.

Like, again, before there is an edit, but again, I think as a parent, I mean, I could

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