Dear Annie: From the outside, my life looks like the kind of “before” photo people put in gratitude journals. I have a husband who is genuinely kind, kids who still call and actually want to tell me ...

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DEAR ABBY: My daughter-in-law, “Louise,” died of cancer five years ago. She was 45; my son, “Pete,” was 48. They’d been married for 15 years and had no children. Three years ago, Pete met “Shelly” ...

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Dear Abby: I am a 66-year-old woman who has worked full time for 47 years, in addition to raising two children and maintaining a home. I will be retiring in three months because, honestly, I’m tired ...

Dear Abby: Two years ago, my husband was told that our adult child’s partner had tested positive for COVID two days before we were scheduled to visit them. My husband — a forever Good Time Charlie — ...

DEAR ABBY: My son died of cancer at 33. It was heartbreaking. Related Articles Dear Abby: I doubt they’ve ever read any book, yet they’ve hijacked our book club Dear Abby: Should I be concerned about ...

Dear Annie: Lately, I feel like I am running everyone’s life but my own. I am the one who remembers birthdays, school picture day, permission slips, dentist appointments, what size shoes the kids wear ...

DEAR ABBY: When we mail a sympathy card to a grieving friend many miles away, we often enclose a check to help finance a memorial to their church or other favored institution. Our problem comes three ...