<human>: I don't have anyone else to talk to about this situation, but here it is:

Currently, I live with my parents and earn around 30K a year.  They get half of what I earn to pay for mortgage and health insurance.  I've been working since I got out of college specifically to support them because my dad has suffered from two bouts of cancer.  Since his chemotherapy, he has been unable to find work as a self-employed contracter.  My mom is a homemaker with no skills.  They are both naturalized citizens, and while they both speak English, they do not do so very well.

I've really hated living at home so beginning this summer, I will attend graduate school (and I'm getting married to my soulmate!  wooo!) in the sciences far away from home.  I'll only take home around 20K this following academic year and my fiance is unable to take out more than $10K to cover living expenses since he is also in professional school.

The problem is, my parents are asking for $1000/month - that's more than half of what I will take home each year!  My fiance and I have tried moving things around our budget and we simply can't afford this amount.  Now my parents are guilt tripping me into taking out more loans (I would have to do this since my fiance is maxed out) to financially support them.  They're telling me things like "we've sacrificed so much to raise you," "we put you through college,"  "we have so many Asian friends whose children DO support them."  I want to help them out , but this would clearly be at the risk of my own well being.  What would you guys do?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: My Asian parents are guilt tripping me into giving them more money than I can afford.  What would you do?