Question

I'm the original buyer of a FULLY LOADED 2002 Jeep Liberty. it only has 28,852 miles on it & I to hav already had to have 2 windows fixed. The problem I'm now having is that I fell down my steps, broke both legs & a hand & so my fathers been driving meto Dr's appt.s & letting my dog out once a day. One morning he came over & told me that both my driver windows were rolled down. I NEVER keep tham down as I don't have a garage, so thinking that mayby my Dad had left them bown by accident, I gave him the keys, & asked him to roll them up.Once the jeep was turned on the windows would NOT respond. I had him drive it through the parking lot & the driver window fianlly rolled up but my dad had to "PULL" the rear window up which took it off the track & it's now duct taped shut. Thinking this was the only problem , we continued to drive it to my appt's, but after a BBQ on Labor day I was returned to my home where I watched the interior lights turn themselves on. Knowing that my Jeep has a safety measure built in that prvents the battery from being drained if a light is left on, I went on up stairs to my house. then yesterday at a CRUCIAL time we got into the Jeep & when we tried to start it , the battery was dead. The key fob worked to open the locks & it also re-locked them but i DID NOT get the usual BEEP that accompanies the doors locking . needless to say the jeep's not been moved, as in my condition I can't work on it, & I'm also disabled living on a very limited income. the dealership wanted $200 to simply plug it in & run an electrial diagnostic on it, Have you ever heard of this happening before & if so what should I plan on spending to get it fixwd? tht way I can plan out how many months I'll have to go without food in order to have transportation to my CRITICAL Dr's appt.s Thanks . p.J. Martin from Colorado Springs CO