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Now, today's first story comes from our very own subreddit, R-slash Mark Narrations,

from user MCCN-X-H-I-L-D. I'm not sure if you can pronounce that or not, I do apologize,

but it's titled, My Mother Let Our House Go Into Foreclosure and Didn't Say Anything.

I read it. I'm typically someone who just listens to other people read Reddit posts.

I never really thought I'd be the type to post about something. We all have something.

And even now, I'm not really sure if this is the right subreddit. So, anyway, I 25 female have

lived in one house my entire life. This is my childhood home and the only place I've ever known as home.

Earlier this year I was looking to move out to start my independence journey.

My older sister 28 female and a husband 35 male

and their baby who was turning two this year lived with my father, 60s male,

and my mother 53 female,

and I for the majority of the year of 2022, and closed on the house this January, moved out

the first week of February. It was agreed that my mother would live part-time with my sister

to watch her baby while she and my brother-in-law work during the day.

And because they moved about 45 minutes away, it would just be easier to have her stay the

whole week rather than bring her back and forth. My mother does not drive and has not driven

in years due to a slew of medical issues. Once while my sister and brother-in-law lived here,

they found letters about foreclosure,

and asked my mother if we needed help and everything, which she insisted no, that everything

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