I have been a caregiver 100% for a woman with early onset Alzheimer's. She started going downhill cognitively. What do I do?

I have worked for the family for 2 years. Excellent people. Son is a fireman, never available. In the 2 years saw them 5 times. Gives me 5 star reviews.

He promised this and that. The place I placed her or he decided to choose is very good.

He cut my hours from 40 to 2 saying he cannot afford me. Before 2 days before he promised total smooth transition with me helping her 10 hours a week.

This is not about me but it is. I was never charging much because I am wanting to change the way assisted living need desperately just like hair salons, nail salons. They need private companions they can pay for companionship.

The mother with Alzheimer's says I need an attorney to get the power of attorney reversed so I can sell my condo and pay you. That is simple not bad Alzheimer's, she is hurt because her son is not returning her calls

I am there obviously more than 2 hours because he asked me to make sure she is showered. He NEVER ANSWERS her calls.

It has been frustrating. I walked in today and the assisted living nurse said where is Bryan. I did not know. The next thing I know I hear they are out until the 30th. On vacation.

No communication with their mother. She is obsessively calling him.

As a caregiver I know she feels so abandoned by him. He told me at one point he did not want me to take her out for anything that costs money. They have money. The son doesnt want to have to sell mothers house.

What do I do?

I will not abandon a person suffering and have the means barely to volunteer for her.

Sandwich generation kids are in early mid 40's mother is 72.