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I have not stopped writing about my kids.I never wrote about them at all.Reason:I have been strictly prohibited from doing so.My ‘children’ are now adults. They value their privacy and they don’t want any information about them to go public.I have given only harmless general information about them with regard to their academic careers but never discussed any personal family details or incidents about their childhood, or their present lives in spite of several questions from readers.If I could do that, I would have plenty to write about. Parenting them has been fascinating experiences for both my wife and I. But alas! That is one subject that will never be written about.GV

Read your lease.What does it say about terminating the lease? Standard notice period is 30 days if the lease has expired. If the lease is current, then you have until the date specified in the lease agreement,There will be a tenants court or tribunal in your area.Gather your information about your rights and confront your landlord. Obviously, you will need to move at some point. He has relatives he wants in the house that he owns. He also wants to avoid getting sued, so you can negotiate.Getting the power switched back on in your name is possible, so that is not a massively important negotiating point. What you want is time.If you don't have a written lease, you should have thirty days from the last time you paid rent, assuming you paid on time.I wish I had some more specific information for you, but as tenancy laws are usually managed by local government, a global forum like Quora can only really yield general information.I wish you luck. Learn your specific rights as a tenant by researching local laws. Let him know that you know your rights and need your remaining time, under law, to find a new place. Tell him if he doesn't turn the power back on, you will add the utilities component of your rent to the claims against him in your "illegal eviction" case.Try to be as peaceful as you can about it. You are entitled to more time to find a new place to live.

The main point would still be there. Actually I told a story about a year ago, and forgot I had. I told it again. A reader noticed and commented that he liked both versions. It was obviously the same story. I looked and the details were “blurred” but fairly close.The one thing I will never do is to write a story in which the client could recognize himself or herself. That actually eliminates quite a few stories because there’s no way to make the main point without possibly identifying the person.My disclaimer explains it a bit better.Dr. David McPhee does not provide any psychological or other health-related services or advice to individuals on Quora, and even when responses to questions are answered in the second person as a literary device, they are general and hypothetical, and not intended to be personal for the questioner. Answers are for general information only, and never constitute advice for any individual. Dr. McPhee makes no claims that information he provides is always completely accurate and up-to-date, and readers must check primary sources before relying on such information or opinion.Narratives about past patients or other persons are heavily blurred as to specifics of age, gender, time period, location, and details of problems. They may even represent a composite of several patients or other persons. The fictionalizing of details is such that the actual patients and other persons would not recognize themselves. Names of course are fictitious, but are used as a device to assist the reader in keeping track of the various characters.Dr. McPhee writes about these fictionalized cases to teach, reassure, comfort and challenge, and because they represent a version of my experience without revealing private information about any individual.