Dear Annie: How do I tell a sibling she can’t order me to be a caretaker for our ailing mother?
How do I get across to a sibling that she can’t order me to come and be a caretaker for our ailing mother? Mom is almost 92 and is recovering from a stroke. It has affected her vision, so there are many daily things she cannot do for herself.
How can I set better boundaries with my screen time without feeling disconnected or giving in to the habit all over again?
In all our years together, my husband has never given me flowers -- not for Valentine’s Day, our anniversary or any other ...
DEAR ANNIE: About a year and a half ago, my husband’s uncle helped us hire a cleaning lady. My husband and I both work, so ...
Nursing is one of the most vital professions, and nurses deserve both respect and protection for the critical work they do.
Dear Trapped: Your co-worker’s behavior is absolutely unacceptable. But since she and your boss are friends, you’re right — ...
I’m a 64-year-old woman, and I have a wonderful boyfriend whom I love deeply. We’ve been together for over a year, and he’s a ...
I've been with my girlfriend for 15 years. The first few years were wonderful -- no complaints. We worked together and spent a lot of time together, and ...
I retired early from a stressful job about a year ago and now work part-time in an office with one other full-time secretary who started at the same ...
Dear Annie: I’m struggling with a challenging dynamic in my five-year relationship with my boyfriend, “Tom.” While our ...
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