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My MIL is an alcoholic. My husband and his sister have known she’s had a drinking problem for at least the last 10 years. My SIL is a recovering alcoholic and has in the past confronted her mom when she has sent nasty emails while drunk or when she found her passed out with a dislocated shoulder. But that was years ago, before I joined the family. To my knowledge, neither has said anything to her since, despite multiple incidents that most likely were due to her being drunk (broken ankle!) 
My MIL is a very sweet lady, and she and I get along just fine. I’m thankful that she is not the overbearing, nightmarish stereotypical MIL that many of my friends have. She loves her grandkids very much and tries to respect our parenting choices. However, that is where the good ends, really. She is physically and emotionally unhealthy, I believe in large part due to her drinking. She once told us she was trying medical marijuana to see if it would help her drink less (what in the actual F?!) She has an unhealthy attachment to my oldest child and clearly favors him over her other 3 grandchildren. She says things like “one day you’re going to love me more than your parents.” She takes videos nonstop of him, and when he asks why she tells him “so I can watch them over and over every night. (While she drinks.) You just don’t understand!” We have never trusted her to babysit, though she has offered numerous times. Once when I finally thought that maybe I could be okay with her watching our firstborn for less than an hour while my husband and I went out for Fro-Yo, she showed up smelling like liquor. As in she was sweating it out.
She also seems to have difficulty remembering things we tell her, such as don’t give the baby water, or that a toddler can’t play with the tiny plastic lid from her water bottle, no matter how badly he appears to want it. I’ve spent countless hours in self-reflection trying to decide if I’m being over-sensitive and over-protective. I just can’t get past it. I don’t trust her to keep my kids safe.
We moved out-of-state somewhat recently, and now that we have the distance between us, the problem actually looks bigger than it did when she lived five minutes away. We went back for a visit and stayed with her.  She followed me around one night trying to take the baby from me, stumbling and slurring her words together. She got her feelings hurt when my oldest didn’t want to sleep in her bed with her. He noticed she wasn’t acting right and was clearly weirded out by it. He was 3 at the time. She is currently visiting us, her second time since our move, and has stayed up late drinking each night.
My husband and I had a long conversation after her last visit about my concerns: 1. Her health 2. Not wanting our kids around her when she’s drunk 3. My strong discomfort with her emotionally unhealthy relationship towards our oldest 4. Enabling her by continuing to buy her beer without ever even acknowledging that we know she has a problem. The last one is really my biggest issue right now. My husband agreed after the last visit that he needs to talk to her about it. His sister won’t say anything anymore unless she sees her mom drinking or is somehow directly affected by it. He’s angry that he’s in this position in the first place and feels it’s unfair that he has to be the one to address it. I understand all of that and feel absolutely terrible about those things.
But it’s what’s happening. Pretending we don’t see it doesn’t help things get better. It’s causing him to resent his mom even more (she was not a good parent when he needed it most and he subsequently has put up strong emotional barriers). So I guess my question is am I being unreasonable or asking too much of him? I’m not asking him to stage an intervention. I feel like a simple “mom, I’m worried about you and how much I see you drinking” would be a good place to start. She goes home tomorrow and he has yet to say anything. He keeps coming up with reasons he can’t or shouldn’t.
I literally had to sneak out of the house today to go pick up some medicine for a sick kid because I didn’t want her to ask me to pick up booze for her. (My husband and I agree that I don’t need to be the one to address the situation.) Our oldest saw her putting beer in the fridge the other night and wanted to know why she needed so many. She told him it was soda for the morning, but he knew better and continued to question her while she continued to lie to him and try to redirect him. I watched her try to hide her cans throughout my fridge and then try to sneak a fresh one out and get rid of an empty can without anyone noticing. Let me assure you she is not as stealthy as she is very clearly trying to be. I feel sorry for her. I feel sorry for my husband. But I’m also just plain mad now that my kids are noticing things and that my husband won’t say anything. I’m pregnant and emotional and having a complicated pregnancy. Please set me straight here so I can take this off the list of things that are keeping me up at night.
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