<human>: My cousin is a real piece of work. So she had a son two years ago, and her brother [32] and his wife [29] are raising the child instead of her because she's hooked on pills and meth. We've been very supportive of her, have offered to pay for rehab, and have bought he all kinds of clothes and things she needs. Our aunt even gave her a car so she could drive to work; she's since gotten herself fired for not showing up. 

Our family washed our hands of her, and told her she was on her own. Cue the "cancer" claims. She presented her mom with fake medical papers she printed off at the library and her mom and sister went around telling everyone else in the family she had stage 4 ovarian cancer. If her mom had "verified" it, we thought it was true and didn't want to question it. She shaved her head, disappeared for "chemotherapy treatment", and our grandfather being the kind soul he is gave her $5,000. 

Her brother found out it was all a lie, and told our family. 

So I posted a status on facebook along the lines of "How DARE someone lie about having cancer" and after explaining the situation ended it with, "I have no sympathy for people like this. No excuses". 

The family is divided on the issue. Half of them think "Poor thing had to lie to get help" and the other half think "What the hell is wrong with her?" I'm in the later camp. Some of them are angry at me for posting it. 

Am I in the wrong to be angry and NOT forgive her? A lot of people think I'm a bad person for calling her out. She took advantage of us, in my book she's complete trash.

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<bot>: Drug addicted cousin got cut off financially by family, and pretended to have ovarian cancer to get handouts. Everyone is pissed.