Dear Amy: When I tried to put a stop to this, he told me that he completely understood why my husband divorced me, and the begging (successfully) continued.
Dear Amy: My brother has had a difficult life. He has been fired over a dozen times from various jobs.A couple of years ago, he moved and said that he wanted to get his life in order.
You might also help by connecting him with local services and with a social worker who could help him to apply for affordable housing or other eligible programs. Your brother may not be OK. If you understand and accept the likelihood that he will careen from crisis to crisis, you might better be able to pace yourself.
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