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Dear Annie: I know we can’t fix stepson’s addiction, but cutting him off feels like giving up
Dear Hurting: Loving someone does not mean enabling them. You have gone above and beyond, but addiction is a battle Brian must choose to fight. Giving him money, rescuing him from consequences and staying on call 24/7 is not helping. It is keeping him stuck with a disease.
I know this is part of life, but it’s hitting me harder than I expected. I feel a little lost now that the role of “full-time ...
Dear Annie: My adult son barely calls or visits anymore, and when he does, he seems distracted and impatient. I raised him ...
Lately, I’ve been finding myself feeling unexpectedly down. My three kids are all growing up so fast — one just graduated ...
We all fear that as time moves away from the end of the wars, our culture will forget our losses and the meaning of Memorial ...
Dear Annie: My adult son barely calls or visits anymore, and when he does, he seems distracted and impatient. I raised him ...
The message you wrote is perfect. We all fear that as time moves away from the end of the wars, our culture will forget our ...
Imagine cooking a beautiful dinner and your partner refuses to eat at the table, instead loading up a bowl and eating in bed ...
Dear Annie: I’ve been married to a wonderful man for more than 10 years, and during that time, I’ve grown to love his son as my own. My stepson, “Brian,” is now 28 and has struggled with drug ...
I have been married to my husband, "Dave," for 22 years. We met in college, and back then he was funny, attentive and full of ...
I miss the everyday routines, the messy backpacks, even the late-night rides home from practice. I know this is part of life, ...
My husband will be 60 on his next birthday, and despite having asthma, he’s in very good shape. Our daughter is 27 and doesn’t manage her finances or life very well. She recently asked my husband to ...
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