<human>: After about two years of seeing the warning signs, I can no longer deny it. My mom has a drug abuse problem. What started as very legitimate pain has turned into this awful disease.

She is spending money, stealing money, not paying the mortgage on time, being irascible, asking me to pee in cups for her at hospitals (I refuse), and just generally being a liar and a thief that I no longer recognize.

I want to get her help and I know this is the addiction doing all of those things - not her. I took her phone, got her text messages and confirmed it. She's buying prescription pills because the ones she is prescribed no longer cut it. I am worried about her safety as she is now resorting to stealing money from me to pay her debts (she had asked to borrow my debit card for some reason or another, asking for $400. I checked my account and she withdrew $1600 from me on one day without telling me. *I am done.*). What's worse, she's getting these drugs from MY OWN NEIGHBORS on the same floor of our building. One of them grew up with me and is like a brother to me. He's helping my mom destroy her life and our family. 

So that's all there is to it. I have a brother who also knows (we spent all night talking about it). My father also sort of knows, but I am going to show him the text messages tomorrow.

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<bot>: Mom has a drug abuse problem. I'm angry but I want to help her. Dad and brother are on board. How do we set up an intervention? We're in NYC.