Hi jojobeach. Thank you for your advice. I feel that you really
understand me. When I mention with regards to his money, it is not
something I am wanting or some called it inheritance.
The thing abt his money/asset is just a small issue. I am
concerned what will happen in the process he get sick, where money
is flowing out for medication and treatments to the point of his
death? It is not abt where the woman will go only but how in later
part where my dad is sick, how he is going to feed her?
For your infor, Dialysis treatment is a sickness of the rich.
Per haemodialysis cost around $200 to $250 does not include eprex
(injection to increase red blood cell) which cost $60-$80 per jap.
Most of the time patient can go 2 or 3 times a week. My late mom
goes 3 times a week for 7yrs. I have not include the 3mths once to
specialist for consultation and collecting medication every mth
which mounted to $400 per mth. On top of all this, must put aside
extra cost in the event got admitted to A&E due to infection.
So you can calculate how much my family have spend for 7yrs during
the time my late mom having dialysis. Me and my family able to go
thru that period due to me, my sis, my dad are still working and my
parents sold of the 3-room flat to help pay the cost. But now is
different, my sis is married and she has her own committment. My
dad has retired. I am the only person working.
Whatever happens to that woman after your father gets sick , is
something you really shouldn't bother too much about.
If she is married to him.. it will become her responsibility to
take care of him. But she must know your father's health condition
prior to the marriage. She needs to know what she's getting
into.
Your father is retired.. does he has any retirement income ? Or
is he broke ?
If both of them( your father and the woman) are broke, with no
sustainable income of their own.. and their intentions are to rely
solely on your income, then it is indeed unfair to you. Considering
you have your own health problem to deal with.
However, if that woman can contribute to the household,
help take care of your father, and not incurr additional burden to
you. I don' see why you couldn't accept this arrangement.
Your father is upset , because your approval matters to him.
Kicking him out of the house and threatening to cut off financial
ties to him.. is really a little too harsh. He probably perceived
it as a protest to him seeking a companionship, no wonder he gets
personal.
Besides.. your father's 4 days relationship with that woman
hardly amounts to anything. A little bit too pre-mature to discuss
anything long term.
You may want to rethink your approach.
Perhaps a small heart to heart talk may do the trick.
You can let him know you support his personal decision when it
comes to his personal life as long as it doesn't put more burden on
you.
Just because your father don't start the conversation..doesn't
mean you should keep quiet either.
Your father's ego is probably hurt, and a father's pride
prevents him from begging for your acceptance.
Perhaps, this whole conflict has little to do with your father's
inconsideration for your predicament... rather.. it stems from your
prejudice on this woman. Her age, her education level, her divorced
status.... etc etc....
If she'd be someone else... will you be more accepting ?
Give in a little... lose some .. gain more. Life is short.