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r/personalfinance•

Hi all,

My mom experienced a fall approximately two weeks ago and was admitted into a hospital and is now in rehab. She will not be able to go back to the house she was living in. She has significant cognitive decline. I am her durable power of attorney (and medical).

She's in a strange financial position. She earns a decent pension (nets approximately $5,000.00 per month) but she ran up some credit cards, still has a mortgage, and has a lien against her house, and has a car payment.

My plan is to sell her house and take care of those debts since they'll eat into any ability she has to pay for anything leaving the rest for spending down.

Does this make sense to do?

She has about 26,0

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r/AgingParents•

Hi all,

My mom experienced a fall approximately two weeks ago and was admitted into a hospital and is now in rehab. She will not be able to go back to the house she was living in. She has significant cognitive decline. I am her durable power of attorney (and medical).

She's in a strange financial position. She earns a decent pension (nets approximately $5,000.00 per month) but she ran up some credit cards, still has a mortgage, and has a lien against her house, and has a car payment.

My plan is to sell her house and take care of those debts since they'll eat into any ability she has to pay for anything leaving the rest for spending down.

Does this make sense to do?

She has about 26,0

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r/AgingParents•

Hi all - I (35m) am my mother's (79) only child. Last year my father died. He was a hoarder, abusive, and had a host of other issues. He had two daughters from a previous marriage who I'm still in touch with. Since his passing, my mother has been on her own.

Since my dad's passing, I've noticed some declines in my mom's memory as well as trouble keeping track of things like bills. I assist with a few bills which we coordinated on many years ago. During this time, she has also been making concerning purchases and has racked up a great deal of credit card debt. She's a retired teacher so she has consistent cashflow but that could easily get gobbled up.

My dilemma: she is completely unwillin

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r/skyrimmods•

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UPDATE / SOLUTION: I ended up going onto https://www.protondb.com/app/489830 and began combing through solutions. Not super surprised that folks here didn't know those methods of tinkering - regardless - what I did was rename the skse64_launcher.exe to SkyrimSELauncher.exe. NOTE - I changed the original SkyrimSELauncher.exe to BACKUPSkyrimSELauncher.exe in order to retain.

A few of the posts on protondb have additional steps - I'm using the most update proton, I did no additional launch options. Everything is as is beyond the rename.

All issues were resolved. SkyUI runs well, game is no longer choppy - the game runs perfectly WITH

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r/careerguidance•

Hello, all-

Some background: I recently gave my resignation notice to my employer that I worked at for the better half of a decade. When I started, I absolutely loved it. I worked with a diverse group of people (and generally great coworkers), mood was generally good in spite of busyness, each day was different, and I was given a pretty long creative leash to spread my wings. It was great. Over the past 18 months, things have rapidly deteriorated. 90% of a department turned over, the overall mood has become anxious, I've seen coworkers break out in tears because of other coworkers (something I had never experienced at this employer) - basically an emotional contagion took over the place

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r/linuxhardware•

Hello, all:

I'm a hardware novice and I'm looking for advice and suggestions for my build prior to purchase. I will be using it for gaming and video editing (OpenShot). In the past, I built a from a base kit and this time I'm attempting to step in the direction of picking my own parts. My budget is between $1000 and $1250. Here's what I've built so far:

PCPartPicker Part List

TypeItemPrice
CPUAMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor$199.99 @ Best Buy
CPU Cooler[Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition 42 CFM CPU Co
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r/projecteternity•

This post will contain endgame spoilers, so heads up if you read further.

I just finished my first full playthrough of Deadfire. I loved it. I wouldn't call the game perfect but it is damn good. It's ambitious, big, beautiful—the world of Deadfire is fully fleshed out.

Storywise, the only thing I found unusual was the pacing. The game hurdles along which makes sense given what Eothas is up to. That said, it leaves relatively gigantic swaths where one is free to just sort of do whatever. I think this is both a major strength and weakness: it leaves a ton of time to complete quests and tasks but I felt myself losing sight of the main plot quickly. I've clocked just over 200 hours total

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r/baldursgate•

Okay: I love this series. I want to get that out of the way.

Here's my question: why is it called Baldur's Gate? I understand a significant portion of the series takes place in Baldur's Gate—but a significant part of the game(s) takes place on the Sword Coast at-large and Amn and the Underdark—and one doesn't reach Baldur's Gate until late in the first game. Why this name?

(I'm interested in the conversation this may lead to.)

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r/ChildofHoarder•

CW: all the trappings of being the child of a hoarder in addition to death, leukemia, etc.

My father was recently diagnosed with leukemia. He's been a hoarder my whole life (undiagnosed) and is likely comorbid with other disorders—but refuses any type of help because he thinks he has it right and the rest of us have it wrong. He was given a short prognosis for the cancer and he's very afraid. I feel for him in this way.

I have two sisters who were also subjected to abusive behavior in other ways but because of the significant difference in age between us (they're much older than me), and different mother's, his hoarding never impacted them, until now. In addition, my father's parents left

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r/eu4•

So, playing as Great Britain. Playing tall and colonial. Allied with a blobbed Brandenburg. They call me into war. I join to give France hell since they are allied to the main target. Brandenburg offers land too. Things going well. Too well. We kick France around. Brandenburg grants me Nemours AND Paris.

Here's a link with the dilemma.

Any advice on what to do with these provinces since I'm unable to core? Any potential work arounds? The other problem is that everyone in the general neighborhood is ultra pissed off with me for being granted Paris and Nemours—so I also fear a coalition.

My guess is that I'll have to take a prestige hit but I don't want to jus

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r/eu4•

Hello all!

I need some advice about how to approach a Brandenburg start. For some initial background: I'm currently running 1.19 and have all of the content excluding Mare Nostrum and Rights of Man. Everything else in game is vanilla. I'm a relatively new player though I've successfully completed two Ironman runs with Spain and France with a good degree of success. None of that matters anymore though. I need minds other than my own. I've dived into the HRE.

I followed a few guides from the Paradox forums and reddit that have ultimately led me to headaches. I've started several games with the same outcome in spite of a variety ways of starting.

The question first: how does one form Pruss

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