In-laws yell "Get out, leech!" when I'm bedridden. Unaware, I'm earning big in bed.

[@baffledanderanged2101]

Wow! OP's family have no compassion towards disabled people 😕. Horrible people 😔 They want OP to be their ATM, nothing more. 2: John doesn't deserve a wife like Emily, she's better off without him. A fool and his money are soon parted.

[@JudeNance]

I AM SO VERY SORRY THAT THEN TREAT YOU LIKE THAT.

[@francesriley1932]

🎉l

[@nancythane5672]

It's a story, dear.

[@elainepeterson475]

Jane works online. And contributes more than her husband Tom. Her relatives could have made the home handicap accessible. It worked out better as when Jane left and found disabled housing and became eligible for assistance❤

[@mariascreven1433]

Who dates someone for eight years and doesn't introduce him/her to their parents? WTH!

[@felycacal3882]

What a selfish and self conceited hubby! He’s worthless. Emy should divorce him .

[@elainepeterson475]

Janes Husband, mother in law and father in law should have cared for Jane, when she was injured. I like the fact that Jane met a compassionate caregiver who helped Jane find handicap housing,

[@zara2duchess]

I was paralyzed from the waist down for several months due to complications from having Multiple Sclerosis. As my husband, Bill, my two minor children, Alana (9yrs old) & Will (6yrs old), & I lived in an up & down duplex (the 3 bedrooms upstairs & the living quarters were downstairs), I did have some difficulties with properly caring for my children so far as their bedtime routine but I did take care of them well enough. As for the housework, the only thing that I couldn’t do well enough within reason was the sweeping. It’s kind of difficult to use a broom & dust bin while living my life in a wheelchair. So my children helped out when they got home from school every day. There were other changes that had to be made on how the set up of the household items were concerned, but that was mostly how the kitchen was set up so far as where to spices, recipes & other cooking items were concerned so that I could continue to make healthy meals for us all every day. I even had to start picking up groceries that were in box type meals so that I didn’t have to take all of the usual long way steps to make some meals … even though I wasn’t very happy about it, but I had to do whatever I had to to continue to care for my family as best as I could. I was luckily in one way though … I wasn’t able to do everything but, because I had a husband to help me out when he was @ home, I didn’t qualify to someone to come in to deal with the housework &/or cooking. However, my children was willing to do whatever they could & Bill would take the supper that I prepared every day from where I cooked it either the stovetop or the oven & put it on the table for us to eat. About 2 months after I finally was able to overcome my paralysis I was able to put everything back to the original places that I had had them before I was paralyzed but we wound up having to moved because I had too much of a problem tending to the normal, pre-paralysis issues … as well as getting away from the cause of my paralysis that resulted in forcing us to move before our lease was up because the company that we paid the rent to every month refused to do anything about the people who had caused my paralysis … even though the person whose actions caused my physical difficulties were also renting from the same property management company irregardless of the multiple amount of police reports that were coming in because of the guy’s actions/disregard for the neighbours complaints to the police department. The police were being called to come deal with the guy pretty much every day/evening to force him to stop his actions that resulted in every living quarters in a 6 or 7 block radius … he had a sound system that caused everything to vibrate with the rhythm of a human heart’s beat … but without the sounds of the words of each song he played. The place we moved to was the opposite of our duplex that vibrated everything. The bedrooms were downstairs & the living quarters were upstairs. That gave me the ability to go up the stairs when I had the energy to use the stairs for the most part but, at bedtime, all I needed for energy was just having to go down the stairs whenever I had to go to bed. In total, I was “forced” to use a wheelchair for 5½ months, a month on a 4 wheeled walker & a month with a single cane … as I couldn’t use a cane in one of my hands without risking that hand from locking around the head of the cane & only getting tighter & tighter onto the handle until my fingers could be pulled off of the item in my hand one finger at a time. Yes, it did hurt terribly to force my fingers away from the item in my hand but it was far easier, & less painful, than leaving my hand around the item in my hand. I still have problems with that “little” issue but now it can happen with either hand, so now I have to be very observant as to the advisability to use the one hand or the other each time I go to grab/hold onto something. When I was still in the wheelchair I never let it get me down. I may have had to use a wheelchair but I didn’t let that fact it didn’t define who I was … disabled. Whenever anyone expressed compassion that it was such a shame that I was disabled so young ( I was only un my mid twenties but looked several years younger) but I told everyone who said that to me that “I’m not disabled. I’m just vertically challenged.” Pretty much everyone got a confused look on their face but, for the most part, everyone would suddenly smile & congratulate me on my positive attitude to my situation. But then there was the uncommon person who would actually get mad at me for “putting down all disabled persons” … which was ridiculous as I wasn’t speaking for anyone else, I was only talking about myself. There were a few other circumstances that I “made fun of being confined to a wheelchair” … I never had to worry about finding a chair to sit at a table with anyone else, I had brought my own. Never had to worry about getting too tired to stand in one place or walk too far without finding a place to sit & give my legs a rest either. Once again, I had brought my own.

[@maryashton8365]

Just love the "side eye" that the golden is giving. Definitely a past master at this. lol

[@patrociniodelosreyes5802]

😂😂

[@bevsmith8617]

Thank goodness for Susie she was the one who really helped Jane gain some independence. Those people are selfish and brutally inconsiderate they deserve to be treated like they treated Jane.

[@yvonnechabino7873]

Story 4 had the best karma ever. The ex-daughter--in-law got what she deserved for treating people poorly. A very nice story!

[@monte7270]

In listening to these stories, it seems as if you have to marry the whole family... Inlaw's are outlaws... Bermuda

[@LightStories2023]

Listening to these stories, marrying seems like marrying the whole family... In-laws are outlaws... a Bermuda Triangle of relationships.

[@larryspoonamore7812]

Most people have no clue what it's like being in a chair or how much people in chairs do its sad

[@tellisyarde910]

🎉

[@bessieoriotis5104]

Where is the husband in all of this. Does he love the woman who has special needs and bedridden, working in BED all day??? Sounds like he has someone and cares less. She doesn't even have a wheelchair bec her husband and I inlaws don't care about that. She should look into what other help is given to people in her situation. Her husband is doing nothing. That says a lot. 😢

[@yvonnechabino7873]

Story 3 was so funny when the father-in-law got put in his place.

[@elainepeterson475]

Suzie was a Wonderful helper to Jane. They are not supposed to take care of the whole family, only the handicap person.

[@karenkovler7238]

Again with the working part time morning till night

[@deingirl1183]

No matter which story or channel you go to it is either that or being disowned. Sometimes honestly I like to say even someone in prison is not disowned, or at least some parents. I have at one time was trying to pay bills but I worked 2 jobs but not till morning to night and never got to sleep 🤔

[@cherylharris8539]

Maybe working several part-time jobs?

[@anonbleh5024]

You can be considered part time at walmart while receiving full time hours, working overtime, and getting no benefits, happened to me, I quit after 9 months of bs and asking to be moved to full time and continuously denied because they liked paying me less and not having to give me benefits

[@sharongreen4407]

This was a nice story ,I don't know why the son looked down on his Mom, She isall he had

[@sharongreen4407]

She probably wasn't stricked enough,he needed a strong make figure in his life, nice movie

[@cchealthcare]

Disability doesn't deprive one from achieving his/her dreams if a determined person. People work from home, while some go outside without working. Looking down on others whom one thinks is less privileged doesn't make one look good.

[@elyserva7903]

Story 2: WTF, calling your wife a 'freeloader'?😮☹

[@elainepeterson475]

Jane is not selfish, Her Husband ,Mother in law,Father in Law and Sister in law are selfish and cruel. I like the ending, Jane moved into Handicap Housing, became eligible for more home services, and Susie became a business manager for Janes online company.

[@baffledanderanged2101]

Well, at least the cat in the beginning of the video is quite entertaining 😄 ❤

[@yvonnechabino7873]

The first story had excellent karma. The ex-wife deserved her happiness and success.

[@yvonnechabino7873]

Story 2 was grand. The stupid husband got what he deserved. Karma can be so excellent for him.

[@Twittershouldceasetoexist]

Story 1: funny the parasites calling the kettle black

[@elainelucas8097]

I was just thinking how could someone date an other for 8 years and never meet the parents

[@Topazman12]

For the second story, Emily should not let John into her apartment.

[@cindybreweramanda188]

Happy Friday Everyone from Tacoma Washington!😊( Stay Safe )🤗

[@maryjeanlangston8473]

😊

[@maryjeanlangston8473]

😊😊😊2⁰3rd😊÷

[@deingirl1183]

You too. Thank you so much ❤

[@cindybreweramanda188]

@@deingirl1183 😊🤗💞

[@cchealthcare]

Don't understand estimate anyone's ability

[@amberriche30]

Where do people like this exist? I find all these folks odd 2 say the least

[@valeriewilleto5583]

Don't bite the hand that feeds you!😅😅

[@felycacal3882]

Don’t judge a book by its cover!

[@firnagon7395]

God I love good karma stories :o

[@mtrn8]

Third story seemed a bit disjointed, it wasn't laid out well.

[@elainepeterson475]

I like the story conclusion. It proves you cannot Judge the value of anyone

[@kanna231]

Mary is just jealous type person that thinks she's all that when she's not at all just because you're college graduate doesn't make you supreior to others and Sally there some people who didn't go to middle or high schools and colleges that got themselves good jobs and being famous even making their own businesses.

[@oldwoman5942]

Calling people by their names instead of you…very irritating.

[@Onjuan-fq1hx]

Most people in these stories are selfish and self centered. The only thing they care about is money.

[@lindadent3573]

Story #1- The narrator did a fair job. Stories #2 - #4- the narrators need to practice! These stories are repeat stories.

[@paulmason6474]

The narrator must be a machine lots of wrong words and phrases used

[@mistercomment1622]

With asian accent!

[@oldwoman5942]

I don’t understand how all these couples date for years and get engaged but have never met each other’s families especially since Japan is a small country.

[@jessicagreer4828]

Right!?

[@AH-gk9we]

Japan is actually as big as California and has a GDP 2 times bigger. Which is the 3rd highest in the world. Maybe they don’t fly as much? Maybe it’s a custom? 🤷‍♀️

[@suzannelaing2968]

Seeing what apparently lots of these families are like, I wouldn't introduce potential spouses either.

[@jeannegibbs636]

@@AH-gk9weu

[@susanpendell4215]

This is a case for divorce. Get your own apt. and keep your helpers, maybe get a helper dog or a cat and forget marriage. You don't need those wicked people in your life. In-laws and ex- are blocked or else get a new phone, don't give it to them and block them. They don't get to know where you live.

[@HerbertClapton]

Interesting story! Very similar to the real one

[@oldwoman5942]

Their son?

[@do-re-me-fa3258]

@12:42 I hope that there’s no people reading comments before listening to this story… Just listen to the story, you ruin it for yourself if you read the comments okey-dokey OK now back to @12:42 I can’t believe with the in-laws and the husband says to her. She’s practically physically disabled, and shouldn’t complain. You got to try your best, but it’s having people calling you names because of your condition. Oh my gosh I’ll be out of that house before you know it receiving disability funds, you could afford a place on your own, so we’ll see what she does now back to the story… I hope everyone’s having a fine evening🌄😅 12:42

[@philrodricks2851]

What is the price of milk 500ml. Price of coconut

[@Audiogeek-kf2ez]

It really does not matter is a person is disabled. I went from a man who was a workaholic. I screw up my spine so badly i could not walk unadded. 2 surgery screw me up worse. I was declared 100% disabled jan of 2010. I start a small business in 2014 and have made close to what i was making before i became disabled. I 1 tragady was my marriage . It is over , but i am worth a 35% discount on property taxes on our home. I am in the middle of setting up to leave America. But i do not have to rush. It happens to so manby of us.

[@mohdsomji6185]

Hello, how come your stories start abruptly???? kindly rectify voice over on start up time

[@cherylwolf7458]

Are these supposed to be real events or totally fiction?

[@manodiptam100]

the problem did not start with living together. the problem started with them "ALLOW"ing you to work. that should be your decision, not theirs to take.

[@adventureswithcarl123]

Replay! Full watch! Have a wonderful day

[@trueword-1]

This 'over writing' was quite difficult to listen to. Sentences/words put together that detracts from what badicslly is a decent story.

[@StephenLuciettol]

I hope you tell them I guess you are reaping what you sowed

[@elainepeterson475]

I like Sarahs Parents better than Johns❤

[@elainepeterson475]

If John had a back bone, He wouid have told his Dad to show his Fiance Respect. And John shoukd tell his father to keep his money,cand Marry Sarah if he truky loved her! I like Sarah telling Jirdans and John not to insukt her parents.

[@karenpatrech4346]

A lot of women who are in a wheelchair have been able to have children.

[@joancampbell1377]

Can't you go live at your own parents house Jane❤

[@thinkcat01]

She got no parents. They had passed away.

[@nancyoyola7166]

❤ thank you for sharing

[@sylviamcfarlanestephenson6433]

They don't necessarily have to get reduce sentencing. The document says,,"may". The case will go faster than others because, there are. those who are guilty who voluntarily went to the police, blows everything including their part in it, the police found everything to be true , creditable evidences were presented.. In Donnalees case, they have to rely on evidences they find themselves.i hope they will get full sentences, especially the soldier cookj..

[@wandadavis6053]

I would not have sued them, because they were already struggling. She was making enough. Forgive and move on. Jesus said love your enemies, feed them, clothe them, help them. Unforgiveness keeps you in bondage. All she is doing is making the devil happy.

[@DoeothyCavallaro-vx4zd]

Why don't the inlaws ahut up.

[@BeatriceCowley-ck2kx]

Why do Americans call disability (not inability) handicapped? It so derogatory. Handicaped pre assumes disadvantage. I have worked with a deaf girl who was a mansger and dealt with people and she was very capable in every way. What about the people who take part in the " Special Olmpics". So unfair to discount people on phyical disabilty.

[@widesmash]

why in this "culture" .. or lack of civility in this country ... pol treat in-laws so bad?

[@martymcfly6637]

these fake stories are so badly written

[@kdeville87]

i want to tell her get someone to help you move out and divorce this lazy family

[@carolineharlow7837]

😊

[@gerryfrankoski148]

‐ 10 🤮

[@patriciabrown6754]

It was good until the story about Tom. Obvious non- English speaker. Word: management. Also, the narrator needs more interest/inflection in her/his voice. Sounds very monotone and that will out listener to sleep.

[@hankkennedy5330]

way way way too long

[@mad4cavs]

the old voice is annoying

[@patriciacardona1781]

Boring!!!

[@BusArch42]

Being paralyzed from waist down is not the same as being bedridden. Also falling down stairs? Seriously? Come up with a better injury to cause permanent paralysis

[@leondillon8723]

24:35)Reminds me of a Florida story. A man was given a fake lottery ticket. He quit his job and made some nasty comments to his employer. 46:08)The voice said sub burb. Sub urbe. FRENCH. Sub urbia, sub urium. LATIN.

[@richardblack290]

Stories are getting worse